THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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August 2014 -
In 1960, America was 85% white. By 2050, it will be 45% white. Having grown up in a
practically all-white world, the author muses about this major demographic shift of our times.
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July 2014 -
Her title symbolizes a cultural milestone in America. In our interview, Nina talks about her dress designer (herself!), the racial taunts, and her mantra, “Be yourself!”
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July 2014 -
Following our April cover story (“Indian Food, American Foodie”) profiling Atlanta's talented non-Indian chefs and critics, we now offer some of their fusion recipes.
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July 2014 -
In the wake of the recent Narendra Modi-Nawaz Sharif meeting, Indo-Pak relations are a trending topic. Here are short stories that see love as a potent remedy for warring nations.
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July 2014 -
Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee, NISHTA MEHRA, a child of Indian immigrants, found herself in a milieu that was largely black-and-white. But color—not to mention race—is more complicated.
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July 2014 -
The stories in Jaya Padmanabhan’s Transactions of Belonging are set either in India or the U.S., and concern our actions, relationships, sense of place, and sense of belonging.
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July 2014 -
Are there any secrets to success in business? No. But certainly, as VIVEK WADHWA points out, there are attributes and strategies that can help you become an entrepreneur.
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July 2014 -
Results are in for the Katha Desi Fiction Contest 2014. Winning entries will be published in upcoming issues of India Currents and/or Khabar magazines.
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July 2014 -
Our summer markers of Memorial Day and 4th of July are a time to honor those who fought for our country. Perhaps no less deserving are those of us who fought a war of conscience.
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June 2014 -
The Modi campaign was unique among Indian campaigns in many ways. It resembled the Presidential election in the United States, and especially President Obama’s election campaign in 2008.
