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Washington:
They have gained a reputation as fearless fighters and fabulous
farmers. They have a genius with things mechanical and they are
frontiersmen in exploration. Now, a 20-foot high mural in Midtown
Manhattan and a slick new video of a handsome young Sikh is
explaining the famed Indian community to the world while seeking to
overturn prejudice and stereotype that has followed them in the
post-9/11 era. 
Sandeep ‘‘Sonny’’
Singh Caberwal is the talk — and toast — of the community for
becoming the poster boy for Kenneth Cole, the American fashion
designer, in his new campaign titled ‘‘We all walk in different
shoes,’’ celebrating what is being called the company’s ‘‘25 years
of non-uniform thinkers’’. Although the campaign features other
unusual representatives, such as an Israeli and Palestinian film
director duo and an HIV positive magazine editor, it’s Caberwal’s
striking visage that is attracting attention in a country where
every new face has its few seconds of fame. 
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