THE EDITORIALS
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November 2013 -
It is a precious cycle: not being pressured to compromise our content makes Khabar more appealing to our readers; and that in turn makes it more beneficial to our advertisers.
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October 2013 -
The thing that matters most about Miss America 2014 is that it is yet another indicator of a nation willing to embrace its growing multiracial and multicultural makeup.
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August 2013 -
Indian-Americans have been a wildly successful lot; strong community infrastructure helps our youth excel. But there has been widespread in-fighting within dozens of our organizations.
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July 2013 -
Indian-Americans care for quality education. And there is nothing necessarily regional about core subjects of primary education. Let's not have politically motivated tampering.
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February 2013 -
A professionally curated archive is an indispensible tool for any community that takes its roots, history, and journey seriously. What are we doing to archive our history and our stories?
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January 2013 -
The Arab world has jihadi fundamentalists. We, in America, have gun fundamentalists. Let's think about some of the mindless slogans and disingenuous strategies being used to cloud the issue.
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December 2012 -
Prompt and professional service is a two-way street. Even the best staff can be rendered ineffective when dozens of people call daily to ask questions that are answered on the website or forms.
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October 2012 -
An editorial favoring Barack Obama—followed by a counter opinion column endorsing Mitt Romney by Sadanand Dhume, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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September 2012 -
Why the GOP is as incompatible with the Indian-American community as the Democratic Party is with fundamentalist Christians.
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July 2012 -
Activist Harsh Mander opined that a democracy should be judged not just by how much it upholds the will of the majority, but also by how it treats its minorities. The Indian-American community in the U.S. is quite anxiety-free.
