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Diwali: The Colors We Carry

From a Mumbai colony to an Atlanta doorstep, rangoli taught me when to keep a tradition, when to change it, and when to let...

Diwali: I Am Still Lighting the Lamps

In India, the author was effortlessly and abundantly surrounded by Diwali, as it engulfed homes and neighbourhoods and hearts and minds. In America, she...

Point of View: Who Gets to Be an American— and Who Doesn’t?

As anti-immigrant politics and rhetoric intensified under Trump 2.0, attacks on non- Whites like South Asian Americans exposed a deeper battle over belonging. But...

Wellness: “Just One More Roti”: Our Love Language Is Making Us Sick

We insist, we guilt- trip, we pack leftovers nobody asked for. How did overfeeding become our ultimate expression of love, even as it quietly...

Tribute: NANA PATEKAR – A Rebel With a Cause

From explosive monologues to eloquent silences, the actor brought unmistakable intensity to cinema. Off screen, too, he was a maverick who lived and worked...

Point of View: Red, Brown, and Blue— A Fractured Community

The U.S. is split into Blue and Red America. While that’s also reflected in the Indian American community, how deep is the division? The...

Issues: South Asian Immigrants Face Rising Hate Crimes

Verbal abuse has risen sharply since 2025, but there’s also been an increase in physical attacks. A Sikh truck driver was stabbed 17 times at...

Books: Everywhere and Nowhere

Belonging, specifically, how a multiracial person forms a community, is a theme that Karabi Acharya’s debut book rigorously explores through interviews with several multiracial...

Treats: A Taste of Home

Writers share their memories of favorite mithai to sweeten your festive season. Imagine waking up early on Diwali. There stands before you a glass showcase...

Reckoning: Gandhi Beyond the Ashram

During an eight-month stay in Gujarat, an Indian American finds both the quiet persistence of Gandhi’s ideals and the widening gap in public and...
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