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February 2025 -
Gautham Reddy is the subject librarian for South Asian Studies and Religion at Emory University’s Robert W. Woodruff Library.
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October 2024 -
Interview with the Box Office Guru: A lifetime member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences tells us how he got selected.
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July 2024 -
How Infertility Affects Lives: An anthropologist who teaches in the U.S., and is married to an Indian, sheds light on a sensitive subject.
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December 2023 -
In his new book, "Burning Out on the COVID Front Lines: A Doctor's Memoir of Fatherhood, Race and Perseverance in the Pandemic," Dr. Dhaval Desai reveals how caregivers are as vulnerable as the patients they treat and why it’s important to empathize with healthcare workers and show them respect for their dedication.
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August 2023 -
Crystal Kadakia, a chemical engineer who became a management consultant, has written four books and given two TEDx talks besides many keynote speeches.
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June 2023 -
A 2023 Georgia Author of the Year nominee, Anju Gattani speaks about her journey as a novelist and her Winds of Fire series, a sweeping Downton Abbey-like saga set in India.
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May 2023 -
The Haiku Mistress of India: Meet the person who has become the Indian face of a famous Japanese poetic form that has fans everywhere.
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April 2023 -
Rahul Bali spoke with Khabar about the challenges of mis- and disinformation, diversity in media, the perils of personal social media posts by rookie journalists, and what his kids think of his job.
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March 2023 -
After six years of research and writing, Vijay Balan became the author of The Swaraj Spy, a novel recently published by HarperCollins India.
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January 2023 -
Acclaimed music conductor Sameer Patel, who remains in high demand, has been chosen for engagements with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Princeton Symphony, the Florida Orchestra, and the La Jolla Symphony and Chorus, among other orchestras.
