THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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November 2011 -
When you ask your kids how their day went, do you get one-word answers? Here are techniques and sample questions to get a meaningful dialogue, to learn about school life, personality, and preferences. Then, you can better guide them about life.
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November 2011 -
Khabar interviews fusion band Slide To Freedom. Their debut album 20,000 Miles features a rare tabla player who is also ghazal singer; a celebrated satvik veena player; and an innovative steel guitarist.
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October 2011 -
I’m in India, but there is a bit of bitter in my contentment. My grandparents are old. When one of them dies, the other will be utterly alone.
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October 2011 -
Kolkata’s once vibrant Jewish community has dwindled from 5000 to less than 40 since the creation of Israel. But, as a visiting New Yorker found, the mostly elderly Jewish residents have managed to keep their heritage alive.
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October 2011 -
In my old Chennai, street vendors and the people they served had a unique symbiotic relationship. Now brick-and-mortar stores there and in the U.S. are tumbling down. Internet shopping may include new mom-and-pop stores, but where is the personal connection?
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October 2011 -
Dr. Rafi Ahmed launched the Emory Vaccine Center, turned it into a research giant that has received over 250 million dollars in research funding during the past 15 years, and has now partnered with a research center in Delhi.
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October 2011 -
Not long ago, he had a nice job with no worries and was looking forward to the day when he’d make a down payment on a spacious townhouse in a lively, attractive neighborhood. And now, unbelievably, he was close to being homeless.
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October 2011 -
Officers with machine guns rushed into the plane, ran down the aisle and yelled for ...us to get up. We were handcuffed, pushed off the plane, ... thrown into the back of police cars. No one told us what we did to warrant such treatment. ... [I]t was because of the color of our skin.
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October 2011 -
Driving from Rishikesh to Badrinath one espies majestic landscapes,
mythology, herds of wild asses and more.
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September 2011 -
A slum -- often the running, supporting legs of a city, filled with people who make other, richer people’s lives easier. … And for all that it is and can be, Bapu Dham continues to reveal its points of light, its sharpened edges, its quickened pulse.
