THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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September 2014 -
NARENDRA MODI’S ATLANTA CONNECTION: Two Atlanta residents, Niranjan Jain and Dr. Vasudev Patel, recount their 1997 experiences when Narendra Modi came visiting.
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September 2014 -
Canadian actor Charlotte Le Bon and Manish Dayal, youthful stars of Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey’s The Hundred Foot Journey (of Indian cuisine and endearing cross-cultural sparks), in conversation with Khabar.
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September 2014 -
Mira Jacob talked to Khabar about The Sleepwalker’s Guide to Dancing, her debut novel about extended families, the angst of displacement, childhood visits to India, and more.
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September 2014 -
The vanishing legacy of mahouts, India’s traditional elephant keepers: As development encroaches on the forest, elephants clash with people--and mahouts are needed but leaving.
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September 2014 -
Appalachia epitomized poverty in America; its circumstances gave rise to workers’ unions. Its history has been rough, full of “outsiders” who exploited the land and people.
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August 2014 -
ALTERNATIVE CINEMA’S TOP DIRECTORS CONVERGE IN NEW YORK: a virtual tour of the New York Indian Film Festival, including chats with some of Indian cinema’s brightest lights.
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August 2014 -
MEDIA MAVERICK JIMMY SONI OF HUFFINGTON POST…talks to Devika Rao about his work and his latest challenge—launching this trendsetting online journal in India.
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August 2014 -
A 19-year-old’s perspective on the age—old immigrant question, “Who am I ?” On a trip to India with American classmates, Kavya Durbha wrestles with the identity puzzle.
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August 2014 -
India’s Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan talks about restructuring the country’s crumbling public health systems, and about his misconstrued comments on AIDS prevention.
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August 2014 -
In 1960, America was 85% white. By 2050, it will be 45% white. Having grown up in a
practically all-white world, the author muses about this major demographic shift of our times.
