THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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February 2013 -
The author questions stereotypes abounding in the Western press based on the gang rape case, while also recognizing the challenge India faces in surmounting violence
against women.
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February 2013 -
Indian-Americans are indebted to this ambassador of India’s Vedic heritage, which he helped popularize, making words like yoga, karma, chakras, reincarnation, and many more a part of the American lexicon.
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February 2013 -
A fellow returnee interviews Shoba Narayan, author of Return to India, who writes about the dilemmas and experiences of going back home for good after living in the
U.S. for two decades.
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February 2013 -
The passing of Professor Pemmaraju Venugopala Rao may be a great loss to the community, but his life, says Dr. Bhagirath Majmudar, was a masterpiece that must be celebrated more than mourned.
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February 2013 -
The madness and chaos of love, American style! How can Americans lean on hormones instead of reason, value marriage but divorce, value family and religion but have so many unwed mothers?
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January 2013 -
Georgia’s first Indian policewoman, Cobb County's Dipa Patel is an inspiring
trailblazer who, no less traditional or devout, knew that her passion was criminal justice and her job would be a police officer.
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January 2013 -
R.I.P. Ravi Shankar: A grand maestro of the sitar passed away on December 11, 2012, at the ripe old age of 92, after leaving his mark on both Indian classical as well as American pop music.
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January 2013 -
To the surprise of many within the community, Indians alone made up the sixth largest undocumented population and the seventh largest population admitted into immigrant detention centers in 2011.
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January 2013 -
An Indian-American in China tells of a palpable buzz in the air...of good times, jobs, and optimism. Shopping malls and luxury brands signal changing times in India--even more in China.
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January 2013 -
Traditional American values: When my generation came of age, blacks were in poverty, gays in closets, Hispanics in orchards, native-Indians on reservations, women in the kitchen. Change can happen.
