OUR COVER STORY
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“The business of our relationship has to be business”
February 2015 -
AMBASSADOR JAISHANKAR (now India's foreign secretary) talks to Khabar about assuming office in the US, steering relations onto a healthier track, and changing the US perception of India.
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Foot Soldiers in the War on Ebola
January 2015 -
INDIAN-AMERICANS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST EBOLA: As this viral epidemic spreads across West Africa creating ripples of fear around the world, Khabar speaks to several local health professionals.
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Law & Ardor
December 2014 -
THE “SHERIFF OF WALL STREET”: U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's high-profile cases (Rajaratnam, Gupta, D’Souza, Martoma, just to mention South Asians) and controversies (Devyani Khobragade).
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Beyond Modi-son Square Garden
November 2014 -
BEYOND MODI-SON SQUARE GARDEN: an eyewitness account of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic appearance and speech at New York City’s iconic arena, with background and reactions.
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The Do-Gooders’ Billion Dollar Club
October 2014 -
Charitable galas are increasingly glamorous, capitalizing on the affluence of the Indian-American community as a means to give back to underprivileged communities in India and the USA.
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WHAT’S AILING MEDICINE?
September 2014 -
Sandeep Jauhar is a reluctant physician...in some ways. He loves medicine but hates that we have dissatisfied patients, unhappy doctors, and a dysfunctional health care system.
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Sex and the Nation: An ‘outside’ view of India’s changing sexual mores
August 2014 -
FROM THE KAMA SUTRA TO CONTEMPORARY SEXUALITY IN INDIA: British journalist Sally Howard, in The Kama Sutra Diaries, looks at the sexual revolution sweeping urban India.
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History’s Hideouts
July 2014 -
Caves can be dark, mysterious, even frightening--but surely, also thrilling. History meets myth and legend here. To step in is to step back in time and rediscover India.
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The Great Indian Heart Paradox
June 2014 -
WHY ARE IMMIGRANT INDIANS HIGHLY PRONE TO HEART DISEASE? This explanation of an overdriven carb/insulin metabolism, plus stress of social dislocation, is eye-opening.
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A Perfect Pitch
May 2014 -
In 2008 Rinku Singh and Dinesh Kumar Patel had never heard of baseball. Within less than a year they were pitchers for the Pittsburgh Pirates; then their story became a movie.
