THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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January 2015 -
How do we deal with cultural insensitivity? I’ve been thinking about a certain conversation all week. Did my husband overreact to what a lady said about India and corruption? Did I underreact?
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January 2015 -
Will America be seen by historians as greedy, angering the world community, or as a land, founded on the idea of self-government, that became an inspiration for the oppressed?
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December 2014 -
NO LAND’S FUNNYMAN: Aasif Mandvi, the satirical “Senior Muslim Correspondent” on The Daily Show, whose new book is about being the quintessential immigrant—belonging nowhere and everywhere.
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December 2014 -
The other famous Bond: not licensed to kill, Anglo-Indian Ruskin Bond has been thrilling readers in the subcontinent for decades. A visit to his hill station home in Mussoorie, North India.
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December 2014 -
PADMASHREE-AWARDED BHARATNATYAM DANCER MALAVIKA SARUKKAI shares insights on her art form with Shemoni Parekh, artistic director of Kruti Dance Academy.
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December 2014 -
The novel The Lives of Others by Neel Mukherjee is shortlisted for the 2014 Man Booker Prize. The plot reminds one of Jhumpa Lahiri, who also touches on Maoist revolt in The Lowland.
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December 2014 -
A mother finds parallels in the movie Finding Nemo as she bids adieu to her college-bound daughter.
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December 2014 -
A look at religion in the U.S., from the righteous views of the Puritans to the heartfelt and inclusive words of President Bush right after 9/11, and our dazzling freedom to worship as we please.
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November 2014 -
Kanniks Kannikeswaran has been gaining reputation for the last decade as creator of the acclaimed production 'Shanti: A Journey of Peace.' Shanti will be presented in Atlanta on November 8, 2014.
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November 2014 -
AROUND INDIA IN THE WORLD’S CHEAPEST CAR: A cross-country road trip in India is adventure enough. When it is done by a white woman… alone… in a Tata Nano—it makes for some amazing stories.
