Features
THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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Adventure: Horn OK Please
November 2014 -
AROUND INDIA IN THE WORLD’S CHEAPEST CAR: A cross-country road trip in India is adventure enough. When it is done by a white woman… alone… in a Tata Nano—it makes for some amazing stories.
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Books: An Accomplished Unveiling of India
November 2014 -
“ONE OF THE FINEST ART BOOKS ABOUT A WORLD CULTURE”: The significantly overhauled and updated sixth edition of Robert Arnett’s India Unveiled remains a testament to his labor of love.
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Perspective: Old Age Blues? or The Golden Years?
November 2014 -
Feeling the weight of your years? In culture that obsesses over youth, do we forget that aging is natural? The author explores our deepest fears of aging and some ways of overcoming them.
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Interview: Builder of Bridges
November 2014 -
Thrity Umrigar’s novel, The Story Hour, is about how dialogue between very different people can transform lives. Umrigar spoke to Khabar in Atlanta during the Decatur Book Festival.
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Americana: Thanksgiving: Busting Myths
November 2014 -
The Pilgrims did not land anywhere near Plymouth Rock. Even more shocking may be the fact that two presidents were more responsible for "Thanksgiving" than were the Pilgrims and the Indians.
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Sex is Not an Apple, but a Rose with Many Petals
October 2014 -
A rejoinder to “Sex and the Nation” (August 2014) on the book The Kama Sutra Diaries questions the merit of focusing narrowly on a multifaceted issue, and sheds further light on the topic.
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Interview: Poet and Pioneer
October 2014 -
Vijay Seshadri, the first Asian American to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry, talks with Khabar during the Decatur Book Festival about going from fishing and logging into writing.
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Musings: Let's Preserve Our Stories
October 2014 -
Author and activist FRANKLIN ABBOTT, whose papers are at Georgia State University, reminds us to save—before it’s too late—the precious stories of our grandparents and parents for future generations.
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Travel: Glimpses of Kathmandu
October 2014 -
Nepal’s monarchs and Maoists are gone, but the Himalayan nation known for its culture and stunning vistas is still struggling to find its way forward--past preserved, present adrift.
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Cuisine: A Taste of India
October 2014 -
India is fortunate to have varied cuisines representing characteristic trends in different regions of the country. In fact, each cultural group has its distinctive dishes.
