OUR COVER STORY
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September 2010 -
What happens when young tribal teens in Assam—who haven’t seen a camera before— are given digital cameras and just told to go shoot? Magic happens, in the form of stunning visual portraits of life, finds a photojournalist from Georgia.
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August 2010 -
How has the country changed in the 63 years of its independence? In an attempt to peer into the pulse of a rapidly transforming nation, we present the personal stories and views of several youngsters as well as seniors, some of whom were active participants in the freedom struggle.
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July 2010 -
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June 2010 -
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June 2010 -
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April 2010 -
Indian designs and designers are making headways into the mainstream fashion scene.
Indian-inspired fashion has made it to the White House! When President Obama threw his first state dinner, first lady Michelle Obama chose to wear a striking champagne-colored tulle gown with silver tiki embroidered flowers created by Mumbai-born designer Naeem Khan. Earlier in the day she wore a skirt created by another designer who has her roots in India, Rachel Roy.
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November 2009 -
Located along the flood plains on the south bank of the Brahmaputra River on a narrow stretch of land between Nepal and Bangladesh, the Kaziranga National Park today is 105 years old. It is a four-hour road trip from Guwahati, in the northeastern state of Assam. One of the last frontiers for the pre-historic one-horned rhinoceros species, the park today is a jewel in the crown of Indian wildlife, boasting a healthy population of over 2000 (75 percent of the world’s population) one-horned rhinos.
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October 2009 -
New approaches are challenging both the traditional arranged marriage as well as the so-called love marriages that result from chance encounters and dating.
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August 2009 -
A native reminisces about how the city has changed—while appreciating those aspects that remain unchanged.
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August 2009 -
On Cloud Nine In Shillong
