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A Masquerade Ball Unmasks the Stigma
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Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard Joins Diwali Celebration at Centennial Park
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India's foreign policy discussed at Emory University
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Syam Yellamraju presents the timeless Ramayana
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Thousands attend 12th Annual Mela at Global Mall
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Doing Business in Metro Atlanta: the Role of Immigrants Now and in the Future
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Indian Trade in Antiquity
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Natkhat Rangeelay variety show connects roots and gives wings to children
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Zee Sa-Re-Ga-Ma-Pa star sings in Atlanta's Kali Puja
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BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir's Traditional Diwali Celebration
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GATA Diwali Damaka: star-spangled entertainment, fun-filled fireworks
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Brahmin Samaj of Georgia’s Diwali Dinner sparkles
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Sri Viswayogi Viswamjee Maharaj graces MahaLakshmi Homam and Dance-Drama
Deck the Halls with Boughs of ... Mango!
The many cultures of India have produced a wide variety of ways to celebrate Christmas—from Santa Claus on an elephant to gifts under a decorated banana tree. ANTHONY KURIAKOSE documents the festival customs of Christians in different regions of India. From harikathas to concatas, and from mutton stew to rose cookies and plum cakes, we go on a custom and cuisine tour of Christmas celebrations in India. From the relatively nascent Christian community of the Nagas in the North to the deeply rooted Christians of Kerala, these festivities are both unique and diverse. We visit Tamil and Kannada gatherings, enjoy the revelry in Goa, and taste the special Christmas foods along the way. We also look at a special topic: Christian themes as seen in Mughal miniatures commissioned by the Emperor Akbar—including paintings of Mary and the Child Jesus, and the meaning for Akbar's court: messages related to moral leadership, divine guidance, and royal genealogy. Read more »
When the First Lady lit the Diwali lamp: Atlanta’s own Viren Mayani recounts his visit as a guest at the White House Diwali celebration. Read more »
Brand NaMo: The Disneyfication of Politics. The insatiable hunger of Indians for brands has resulted in the commodification of Modi. Read more »
Bemusement. Hold the Onions! A light look at the skyrocketing prices of onions, tomatoes, and such staples in India. Read more »
What will this lack of independence and mobility, along with other factors such as being addicted to electronic devices, mean for the psychological health of our next generation? Read more »
re interview with Anna Hazare: Hazare’s views impractical and simplistic / re article on Domestic Violence: Why not include helpful information? Read more »
What financial, business, or life priorities do you need to address for 2014? Now is the time to think about investing, saving, or budgeting methods, and year-end financial moves. Read more »
Multigenerational workplaces will be the norm soon. Companies must adapt management styles and environment so that generational frictions do not hold them back. Read more »
“This is your wake up call. What’s happening in your liver is probably happening in your heart, too.” Fatty Liver Disease (FLD) is a serious problem, and South Asians are at higher risk. Read more »
When should I prepare and file for an H-1B work visa? / What happened to Immigration Reform? / Will there be a forward movement in priority dates (family or employment-based)? Read more »
Delirious crowds greeted cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar on November 14 as he walked in to play his 200th and final match of his 24-year illustrious career, at Mumbai’s Wankhede stadium. Read more »
The Vatican will soon have a cricket team, the St. Peters Cricket Club. Players will come from some 350 priests and seminarians from cricket-playing nations who live/ study in Rome. Read more »
Dr. Manoj Shah will become the Medical Association of Georgia (MAG)’s first president physician of Asian Indian descent. MAG focuses on issues like Medicaid, and tort and insurance reform. Read more »
As the year winds down, the holidays allow us to hit pause to relax, reflect, and remember. We offer an appreciation of some individuals who died in the first eleven months of 2013. Read more »
I’ve caught the entrepreneurial bug and would like to be CEO of my own company. Is this consistent with Gandhian philosophy? Can we balance wealth creation and truthful action? Read more »
Love should be there in everything that you do. With love comes self-annihilation; then you can meditate. If you annihilate "myself," you will become still and transcendent. Read more »
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