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CGI Atlanta celebrates India’s 75th Independence Day
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India Day proclamation by Governor Kemp in the State of Georgia
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IACA organizes Festival of India 2021
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GIACC and Gwinnett Chamber sign Memorandum of Understanding
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Dhoop Chaoon Theater Group organizes Annual Show 2021
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IACA organizes Author Series
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Indian Consulate in Atlanta celebrates India's 75th Independence Day
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Indian Ambassador to U.S. Taranjit Singh Sandhu’s inaugural visit with the Atlanta diaspora
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AAPI organizes its Annual Convention in Atlanta
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GATeS celebrates International Yoga Day
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Gokuldham celebrates International Yoga Day
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The Dream Voice, a virtual fundraiser with Shankar Mahadevan Academy
Satyajit Ray: An Auteur of the Highest Order
An Appreciation of Satyajit Ray's Visionary Cinema: Thanks to the streaming revolution, both newer generations and old-timers can explore the enduring works of an Indian master, whose birth centennial is being celebrated this year. This in-depth look, which is also a guide to Ray’s movies, is a homage to a renaissance man who continues to inspire and entertain film lovers. Read more »
Global Gita: Review & Interview: A new book explores the Bhagawad Gita’s message for a modern world buffeted by change and challenges. Read more »
Rise of Indian-Americans: The book’s contributors include academics, former diplomats, journalists, community leaders, and analysts. Read more »
Mystery of the Metal Trunk: For a young bride in India, it used to be a one-way journey—and a metal trunk held all her worldly goods. Read more »
Following a disruption, flights to India resumed in a controlled travel corridor. TINAZ PAVRI, who took advantage of this “air bubble,” writes about her recent visit to Mumbai. Read more »
Q&A: Ramanan Laxminarayan: Insights on how experts and volunteers mobilized in an emergency to help people halfway across the world. Read more »
The row of loved ones forming a queue and oiling each other’s hair was what made Sundays special. Was it just a ritual or a comforting tradition that, for a few minutes, tied us together with strands? Read more »
A Solo Journey Across America: Hitting the road for a long drive in the pandemic’s shadow, a writer and mother visits her son in college. Read more »
Of First Bicycle and Fragrant Flowers: “Heavenly” are some of the author’s cherished memories of her childhood in India—from a bygone era. Read more »
Coming to America as a new immigrant might be only a slightly exciting experience for most of Indians. Not so when I came. Stepping out of the plane into the Atlanta airport in 1986 was a surreal experience. Read more »
Meet The Grandest Master of Chess: Twelve-year-old Abhimanyu Mishra from New Jersey broke a 19- year record to become the world’s youngest Grand Master. Read more »
Much will depend on your health and financial well being—and for most people, there are five common ways to pay for long-term care expenses. Read more »
Many businesses have been adversely impacted by Covid-19. One lesser-known assistance
being provided by the federal government is a refundable payroll tax credit, commonly referred to as Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC or ERC). Read more »
Letters to the Editor: Desis in Distress/ Melodious Memories/ In Music Heaven. Read more »
B2 extensions not required for F-1 visas/ Premium processing: H-4s, EADs & EBs/ Social Security numbers available for adjustment applicants/ Application Final Action Dates for September 2021/ Dates for Filling Visa Applications-September 2021. Read more »
In a shocker, Shilpa Shetty’s husband, businessman Raj Kundra has been arrested for allegedly creating and streaming pornographic content online. Read more »
India’s Olympic campaign began slowly, but ended with a flourish, sparking national euphoria on the penultimate day of competition, as javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra won India’s first gold medal in athletics with a personal-best throw of 87.58 meters. Read more »
At the Miss India USA pageant 2021 held in New Jersey on July 16, Atlantan Arshi Lalani was declared first runner up. Read more »
Read our regular columns: ‘Who, What, Where, When & Why’ and ‘Book Matters’. Also: ‘American Cricket Gains Momentum' and 'When Four is An Unlucky Number'. Read more »
Why Keto, Paleo, and other fad diets are not magic pills. Read more »
What we can do with our strength, intelligence and knowledge is very limited. If you open the window of grace, then life will happen in ways that you have not imagined possible. Read more »
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