Features
THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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We Are All Muslims
September 2012 -
Perhaps it is time to proclaim, “We are all Muslims,” instead of hiding behind “We are not Muslims.” With instances of surveillance of people because of religion, all
Americans are in danger and must stand together.
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Fiction: Amma
September 2012 -
The short story that won Second Place in the Katha 2012 fiction contest: “Amma”
by MOHAMED REFAI MOHAMED IRFAN of Chennai, India.
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Books: A Disturbing Acceptance
September 2012 -
After five years of research on prostitution in Bombay, Faleiro, a reporter with The New York Times, says that “A lot of their suffering comes from the caste system and gender bias. How do you battle this in society?”
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Heritage: Palaces, Pearls, and Paradise
September 2012 -
The area around the Charminar in Hyderabad is a delight for the foodie, shopper, and history buff.
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Youth: Being Myself
September 2012 -
I’m striving to create a brighter future for the desi kids who can see through the veil society has put in front of us. If we all make the effort to discover our true identities, we can become ourselves.
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Americana: The Gold Strike that Changed the Course of American Culture
September 2012 -
The California Gold Rush--one of the most important stories in American history--influenced the Civil War, contributed to a rapid influx of different cultures including the Sikhs, and changed the American Dream.
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Cuisine: Vegan and Appetizing?
August 2012 -
The richly flavorful vegan dishes of India may surprise Americans who see veganism as unappetizing. A cookbook like Anupy Singla’s Vegan Indian Cooking will have them hankering for this healthy diet option.
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Tribute: Rajesh Khanna: That Tilt, That Drawl
August 2012 -
Kaka, as Rajesh Khanna was lovingly called, with his smile, rakish head tilt, tics, and drawl, was immensely likeable, served by what he was not: no muscle flexing or wild dancing, but strength and emotions.
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Tribute: Mehdi Hassan: Teri mehfil mein lekin hum na honge
August 2012 -
To the despair of his fans across Pakistan, India, and the world, Mehdi Hassan, the “King of Ghazals,” will sing no more.
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People: The Courage and Conviction of Harsh Mander
August 2012 -
It is rare to come across someone who is so committed to his ideals that fear and
censure no longer faze him. In an interview with Khabar, the resolute activist
talks about his path.
