Features
THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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Books: The Adventurous Princess
February 2024 -
Vagabond Princess: Ruby Lal's latest book takes readers on an exhilarating journey to the subcontinent and beyond during the early Mughal era.
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Interview: Consul General Shri Ramesh Babu Lakshmanan
February 2024 -
The fourth CG of India in Atlanta, who took over from Dr. Swati Vijay Kulkarni in the fall, shares his thoughts on his goals, promoting trade between his jurisdiction and India, business opportunities, and more.
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Monsoon of Memories: My Playground Looked Different
February 2024 -
It was not defined by low batteries and fancy apps but instead by the vistas in my neighborhoods—that stretched as far as our eyes could see and our tiny legs could walk.
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Cinema: Anil Kapoor: Scene Stealer
February 2024 -
With his well-crafted performance, actor Anil Kapoor has impressed both fans and critics over the years. Khabar caught up with Kapoor when he was in Toronto last year.
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Theater: Flying High on the Magic Carpet
February 2024 -
Adi Roy talks about his lifelong love for theater, balancing it with academics, the importance of auditioning, and the experience of playing the lead in this splendid high-energy show.
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Wellness: Why self-healing is the best form of self-care
February 2024 -
A painkiller would numb me for a few days and then what? I wanted to know: Why had my shoulder become like how it was out of nowhere? What had triggered the pain? Could we reverse it?
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Screen Time: Women’s Empowerment to Bring in the New Year
January 2024 -
Start your New Year off with a bang!
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Travel: Toronto: A Cosmopolitan Convergence of Cultures
January 2024 -
Toronto: A Modern Metropolis: Eclectic museums, international festivals, global cuisines, ethnic enclaves—all with a North American flair.
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Cinema: Actress, Artist, and Maverick
January 2024 -
Interview with Deepti Naval: Don’t be fooled by her “goody two shoes” image. This veteran of Indian cinema is a maverick and more.
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Monsoon of Memories: The Joyous Era of Snail Mail
January 2024 -
A rewind to the cherished times of ink and paper, red pillar boxes on streets, and the dopamine hit from the postman’s bicycle ring.
