THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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September 2016 -
Change is good—or is it? In recent years, some major geopolitical shifts across the world have affected many countries, including India and the United States, Britain and Turkey. Here’s an overview.
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September 2016 -
The Story of Middle Class America: jobs, access to education...Do our voices count, or are laws and policies tilted in favor of business and the wealthy, at the expense of the middle class?
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August 2016 -
Acclaimed novelist and cookbook author BHARTI KIRCHNER, a vegetarian, had to be resourceful to thrive in a city that’s resolutely meat-centric. Unexpected moments made her trip memorable.
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August 2016 -
ANJALI ENJETI reviews an anthology of essays that shed light on the pressures faced by talented American daughters whose parents were raised in their native countries in South Asia.
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August 2016 -
The world’s two largest democracies—one the most powerful, the other the most populous—share ties that have survived the ups and downs of geopolitics for almost seven decades. Professor TINAZ PAVRI looks at what binds them.
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August 2016 -
A college sophomore on what the great immigrant drive for success has meant to him: If we view our duties as motivators rather than requirements, we can achieve our goals. We can challenge the world.
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August 2016 -
Singer, songwriter, and award-winning author Tanuja Desai Hidier spoke to Khabar about her second novel, Bombay Blues, and her innovative “booktrack,” a soundtrack titled Bombay Spleen.
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August 2016 -
For a mainstream Hindi movie to tackle political and law enforcement corruption, the pharmaceutical industry, human trafficking, modern slavery, and rampant drug abuse is remarkable indeed.
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August 2016 -
Kiran Ahuja grew up in Savannah, Georgia, attended law school in Atlanta, and headed the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. She is now chief of staff at OPI.
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August 2016 -
We’re in the midst of a humor crisis. Much of the outrage is from using ethnic and cultural comedy in an increasingly multicultural world. Should Charlie Hebdo jab at a downtrodden community?
