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Meals to Masks
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2020 Atlanta Indian Idols: the exponential growth of talent
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Vibha donates to International Community School for its digital education initiative
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Requiem for the dead—and the living
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Splendid Holi celebrations at Ambaji
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Interfaith Peace Symposium held in Norcross
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Guidelines for Submitting Reports to Around Town
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Transcendent Deities of India at Emory’s Carlos Museum
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Rallies in protest—and support—of India’s Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)
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They See Blue Georgia’s 2020 Election Kickoff
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Governor Brian Kemp Meets with Local Indian Media
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Consulate celebrates India’s 71st Republic Day
The Post Pandemic World
Here is bringing you a peep into the post-pandemic world. Eminent futurist Dr. Jagdish Sheth on how we will work, shop, relax and more in the aftermath of the current coronavirus crisis. He predicts that the Covid-19 coronavirus will have the most significant long-term consequences on our lives at home, at the workplace, and everywhere in between. Read more »
These medical professionals in the metro Atlanta area, like their global colleagues, have been at the forefront of the fight against the Covid-19. Khabar talked to them to get their unique perspectives: What’s it like to be a soldier in this bizarre war against a virus? Read more »
In these uncertain times, I draw from the deep fount of resilience that my mother epitomized—not unlike the sturdy Khejri trees that dot the desert landscapes that she hails from. Read more »
We are all chefs today—and as we improvise and get creative in the
kitchen, we could all use some tips. Read more »
Why do I suddenly feel relieved in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis? It's because with no events to attend, I can almost relax! We Indians love socializing, but we overschedule ourselves! Read more »
Remembering Bombay’s glory days,and How we have been making the best of stay-at-home times. Read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic
has shaken up nearly every
aspect of American life. To say it’s been a difficult time would be an understatement. Read more »
Attorney Sonjui Kumar writes about Covid-19 relief measures and programs especially created for small businesses to ride out this storm. A handy, much needed resource at this time. Read more »
HOW TO BE SLIM AND TRIM THIS SUMMER: Faddish diets are not the solution for losing weight and staying fit, but there are other ways to do it. Why Keto, Paleo, and other fad diets are not magic pills. Read more »
The South Asian community in the U.S. has been dealt a heavy blow by the Covid-19 crisis, not least because many Indians on non-immigrant visas have been laid off or furloughed. Here’s a guide for employees—and employers—on the changes during this crisis in terms of work location, pay rate or hours, and employment. Read more »
Thanks to lockdown, stars turn chefs in Bollywood while Suzanne moves in with former husband Hrithik to take care of their sons during this crisis. Amitabh to play Katrina’s dad in Deadly! Plus the regular Top 10 listing of movies and songs, and much more. Read more »
Shafali Verma, India’s 16-year-old cricketing phenom, Nikhil Kumar joins Kanak Jha on Olympic TT team, 16-year old Davita Verma launches Pencils for Success. Plus the regular Quota of Quotes, Did that really happen? And more to tickle your funny bone. Read more »
Vinod Ruppa-Kasani receives multiple awards at 72nd Georgia Science & Engineering Fair
Vinod Ruppa-Kasani, a student of Grade 9 at Chattahoochee High School, Johns Creek, Georgia picked up multiple awards at the recently concluded 72nd Georgia Science & Engineering Fair (GSEF). He was awarded for his project, “Detecting and Imaging Triple Negative Breast Cancer Using Perovskite Quantum Dots”. Read more »
Read our regular columns, ‘Who, What, Where, When & Why’ and ‘Book Matters’. Also: ‘Cov-Indian H-1B docs in the trenches’ and ‘Anglo-Indians: End of the Line’. Read more »
A long-established newspaper with a storied legacy, the Atlanta Journal Constitution is experiencing, like so many other regional publications, unprecedented challenges. In a revealing interview that touches on his important role as Vice President and General Manager at AJC, Bala Sundaramoorthy talks about readers, his Indian background, technology, the future of news, and more. Read more »
In terms of life, in terms of existence, you really are nothing. Socially, you may be something. Among fools, fools will shine. That does not mean anything as a life. As a life, this little virus can knock you off tomorrow. Read more »
