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Food & Dining: Farm-to-Table For Indian Produce
January 2022 -
Get farm-fresh desi produce like karela, tulsi, kantola, bhindi, and much more.
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Parenting: Dialing Back the Tiger Mom: Parenting the Gen Z Teen
January 2022 -
Too many of us assume that when our kids are gainfully employed in a well-paying, professional track, then we’ll be able to relax and tell them to start enjoying their lives.
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Monsoon of Memories: The Days We Got Letters
January 2022 -
Humble-hued in brown, it’s rusty, and that’s what I like most about it. Its edges are chipped off, yet it somehow holds itself together. It’s not retro or vintage, just outworn.
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Voices: We Are Americans Too
January 2022 -
The DREAM Act is a bill that aims to grant legal status to undocumented young immigrants as well as children of longterm visa holders residing in the U.S. Here’s an impassioned essay providing a peek into their plight.
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Forum: Mythology: Retaining Respect vs Celebrating Feminism
December 2021 -
Dr. Bhagirath Majmudar raises thought-provoking questions about the wisdom of taking liberties with sacred mythologies. Roshani Chokshi says healthy reinterpretation makes it accessible and meaningful for young readers.
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Spotlight: A Heartful, Enterprising Journey
December 2021 -
Sanjay Sehgal, Founder and CEO of MSys Technologies is a glowing example of blending peak material success with an inner, spiritual journey.
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Monsoon of Memories: Salt, Sunlight and Spices
December 2021 -
Often, I close my eyes and for a moment, hit rewind. I do a good job, sometimes, of filling up tiny glass bottles with homemade concoctions of spices, oils and flavors.
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Books: Notes on Pandemic Reading and Writing
December 2021 -
Bharti Kirchner spoke to other notable authors for insights on reading and writing.
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Film Review: A Sweet and Spicy Treat
December 2021 -
Well-crafted and authentic, India Sweets and Spices debunks—in the best possible way—the model minority myth of the Indian diaspora.
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Flash Fiction: The Unseen Hand
December 2021 -
A young Indian joins an Irish hospital as a junior resident. It’s lonely in Belfast, where the cold weather stings, as do the high prices. Will the fellow expats she meets bring comfort?
