THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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October 2014 -
Aggressive competition is ruining good old playtime. Might it be healthier if we wrest the game away from ESPN and big business, and return it to the kids and local playgrounds?
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September 2014 -
NARENDRA MODI’S ATLANTA CONNECTION: Two Atlanta residents, Niranjan Jain and Dr. Vasudev Patel, recount their 1997 experiences when Narendra Modi came visiting.
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September 2014 -
Canadian actor Charlotte Le Bon and Manish Dayal, youthful stars of Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey’s The Hundred Foot Journey (of Indian cuisine and endearing cross-cultural sparks), in conversation with Khabar.
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September 2014 -
Mira Jacob talked to Khabar about The Sleepwalker’s Guide to Dancing, her debut novel about extended families, the angst of displacement, childhood visits to India, and more.
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September 2014 -
The vanishing legacy of mahouts, India’s traditional elephant keepers: As development encroaches on the forest, elephants clash with people--and mahouts are needed but leaving.
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September 2014 -
Appalachia epitomized poverty in America; its circumstances gave rise to workers’ unions. Its history has been rough, full of “outsiders” who exploited the land and people.
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August 2014 -
ALTERNATIVE CINEMA’S TOP DIRECTORS CONVERGE IN NEW YORK: a virtual tour of the New York Indian Film Festival, including chats with some of Indian cinema’s brightest lights.
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August 2014 -
MEDIA MAVERICK JIMMY SONI OF HUFFINGTON POST…talks to Devika Rao about his work and his latest challenge—launching this trendsetting online journal in India.
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August 2014 -
A 19-year-old’s perspective on the age—old immigrant question, “Who am I ?” On a trip to India with American classmates, Kavya Durbha wrestles with the identity puzzle.
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August 2014 -
India’s Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan talks about restructuring the country’s crumbling public health systems, and about his misconstrued comments on AIDS prevention.
