OUR COVER STORY
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Presidential Election 2016
October 2016 -
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: “Trump’s a whacko, Clinton’s a liar,” seems to be the word on the street. Editor-in-chief Parthiv N. Parekh and Republican activist Narender Reddy present their views.
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Tech Trailblazers: Breaking the Glass Ceiling
September 2016 -
The male-dominated tech world is showing signs of opening up, largely due to the efforts of women themselves. Here’s are some trailblazers at the forefront of the geek glass ceiling.
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The Changing Storyline of Indian Cinema
August 2016 -
Something has been happening in Indian cinema recently. Indian films are going digital, international, and short, but most importantly there is a new and refreshing variety of themes.
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A Foodie’s Indian Journey
July 2016 -
EATING MY WAY THROUGH DELHI: On a recent stay in India, the author rekindled memories of childhood with staples she grew up on. Add the new offerings of modern Delhi, and it's gastronomic heaven.
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A Queer Dilemma
June 2016 -
LGBTQ SOUTH ASIANS have remained on the sidelines of communities for far too long. They have endured the double whammy of being outcasts by sexual orientation and as brown immigrants.
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Destination Happiness: Bhutan
May 2016 -
The tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan combines an ancient culture and pristine natural beauty with a pragmatic approach to modern living. Has Bhutan found the elusive recipe for happiness?
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Who's Your Choice?
April 2016 -
The thought of Donald Trump as president horrifies many people, even in the GOP. Yet, he is far from friendless among Indian-Americans, though they continue to favor Democrats in an unusual, unsettling election.
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The Penwalas: South Asian Storytellers in Atlanta
March 2016 -
PENNING STORIES, PUBLISHING BOOKS: Khabar spoke to local writers Anjali Enjeti, Ajay Vishwanathan, Anju Gattani, Kamla Dutt, Reetika Khanna Nijhawan, Soniah Kamal, Tinaz Pavri, and Waqas Khwaja.
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More Than a Billion Hopes: Will India’s promise of growth and development be delivered or derailed?
February 2016 -
TREVOR WILLIAMS, editor of Global Atlanta, is one of Atlanta’s leading journalists on global business. His commentary and reporting in this article highlights India's economic prospects.
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Passage to Hollywood
January 2016 -
INDIAN ACTORS GO MAINSTREAM. Move over, stereotypes. Priyanka Chopra’s Quantico is not the only example, as Indians make a place for themselves in American movies and TV.
