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Bhat Foundation awards scholarships to students
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78th IACA Festival of India: A Celebration of Culture and Unity
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Hand In Hand USA’s annual walkathon - a Family Funfest!!
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Atlanta hosts 23rd Federation of Aligarh Alumni Associations (FAAA) convention
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A Vibrant Celebration of Art, Theater, and Cultural Exchange
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Aabaha Art and Theater Festival 2024: A Cultural Bonanza
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Heartfulness’s Daaji tours Atlanta
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USHA launches Vande Bharatam Dinner Initiative in Atlanta
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Women wearing vibrant saris walk for charity
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Atlanta Overseas Friends of BJP celebrate PM Modi’s victory
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Atlanta Tamil Church: VBS 2024 – May 27 to May 31
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Vibha introduces Indoor Box Cricket
Teen Talk: Seeing Brown on Screen!
Teens Reflect on Good and Bad Brown Characters in Pop Culture: Introducing TEEN TALK! This bimonthly column will plumb the depths—and share the highs—of young desi lives. In our inaugural installment, teens share their thoughts on good and bad brown characters in pop culture, and the importance of onscreen representation to their identity. Read more »
Fall Highlights: It can be hard to choose from the many OTT shows in different Indian languages, but we make the task easier. Read more »
We point you to just the right spots in town to satisfy the craving for “familiar but different”—restaurants specializing in cuisines from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Tibet, Nepal, Afghanistan, and Myanmar. Read more »
The upcoming presidential election is not simply about choosing a conservative or a liberal; it is about protecting America and our planet from an existential threat. Read more »
Perspective: Kamala or Usha?: A seasoned journalist, who’s now a professor at UGA, reflects on why she can relate to only one of these women. Read more »
Shock and Sorrow in Kolkata: Prominent novelist and activist Chitra Divakaruni shares her thoughts on the horrific rape and murder that galvanized India. Read more »
Manish Arora: Atlanta Exhibition: The famed Indian fashion designer showcased his work in the striking “Life is Beautiful” exhibition at SCAD. Read more »
Combating a Rightwing Manifesto: Here are nine ways we’ll be affected by the notorious Project 2025, which will upend our democracy. Read more »
Chai, Childhood, and Chitta-ranjan Park: Where your tea comes from can be just as important as the comforting daily ritual of making it and drinking it. Read more »
What do their maiden speeches in the 18th Lok Sabha, as well as the dramatic role reversal in their popularity, reveal about these two leaders who matter the most in the new political reality of India? Read more »
How Infertility Affects Lives: An anthropologist who teaches in the U.S., and is married to an Indian, sheds light on a sensitive subject. Read more »
Use this guide to consider your options when preparing to enroll in Medicare or after you have already enrolled. Read more »
The transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on these valuable assets of business identity and branding is just one of the many considerations for a successful trademark strategy. Read more »
Letters to the Editor: Memories of Indian Independence Day/ Ambanis can do much good with their wealth. Read more »
USCIS Begins “Keeping Families Together” Processing/ Application Final Action Dates for September 2024/ Dates for Filling Visa Applications - September 2024. Read more »
Kriti Sanon celebrated her 33rd birthday in exotic Greece in the company of her rumored beau, Kabir Bahia, and her sister Nupur. Read more »
Neeraj Chopra won silver, finishing as India’s top medalist in back-to-back Olympics. Read more »
As the U.S. election draws closer, Ashwin Ramaswami, who is seeking a seat in the Georgia Senate from District 48 as a Democrat, has won endorsements from many politicians. Read more »
Read our regular columns: ‘Who, What, Where, When & Why’ and ‘Book Matters.’ Also: ‘Indian Indie Films Winning Recognition' and 'Why Are So Many People Leaving India?' Read more »
Fighting Inflammation: Under the right guidance, Ayurvedic herbs may offer a solution to what seems like a growing problem. Read more »
Time is relevant only because we have a physical body. To do anything physical, you need time because the physical is time-bound. Read more »
