THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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May 2015 -
ANJALI ENJETI reviews two recent books, including one from an Atlanta-based publisher, that will appeal to children of South Asian heritage and to any child curious about other cultures.
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May 2015 -
A Brief History of the Gay Movement in America: attitudes from the medical profession, Harvey Milk, the Bible, Anita Bryant and the Save Our Children organization. Debates continue.
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April 2015 -
BANNED DOCUMENTARY, INDIA’S DAUGHTER: There is wide agreement that the film should not have been banned. The debate has been mostly about the merits of the film. Here are two
differing views.
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April 2015 -
ROCKING THE RAGA! Professionally produced music videos are a staple for pop music, but for Indian classical? That’s one of the ways IndianRaga is popularizing this genre amongst young Indian-Americans.
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April 2015 -
Atlanta Councilmember Kwanza Hall: I hope that [this] lead[s] to additional dialogue between members of the Indian diaspora and elected officials.... We have so much to learn from each other.
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April 2015 -
Spotlight: Archna Malhotra Becker of Bhojanic: Her natural flair--for food, business savvy, and pure passion--has made Bhojanic a standard bearer of North Indian cuisine in the Atlanta area.
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April 2015 -
Incredible to us today is the parting of a husband and wife for fifty years, simply by circumstance. How they meet again, reconnect with longing, is handled with nuance by the writer.
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April 2015 -
Travel: Rajasthan on rails. The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels takes you on a leisurely—and princely—journey. The train is luxurious, the views mesmerizing, and the destination tours fascinating.
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April 2015 -
The position that Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana puts forth is so contrary to the historical and cultural realities of American immigration that I wish to set the record straight.
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March 2015 -
THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL released in North American theaters just in time for Holi with Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Dev Patel, Tina Desai, Lillete Dubey along with Richard Gere.
