THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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December 2013 -
Bemusement. Hold the Onions! A light look at the skyrocketing prices of onions, tomatoes, and such staples in India.
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December 2013 -
In Jhumpa Lahiri’s latest novel, The Lowland, her story of two brothers and the woman they both marry is about a family torn apart by love, conviction, duty, and hope.
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December 2013 -
Eric Meola’s book, India: In Word & Image, shows his passion and attention to detail. Photographs have a meditative quality, providing relief from the freewheeling digital media.
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December 2013 -
For many, Christmas is about gifts, Christmas trees, and lights. For Christians, it’s about the birth of Jesus, through whom, Christians believe, everlasting life can be attained.
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November 2013 -
Bollywood Royalty. Miss World. Fashion Icon. Recording Star. Highest Paid Actress in the Indian Film Industry. UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. And...Priyanka Chopra is also...an FOB!
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November 2013 -
Willy Bearden ditched cost-prohibitive medical care in the U.S. for cost-effective care in India. Many are giving a thumbs up for medical tourism, and not just for the savings.
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November 2013 -
The work of over 1000 scholars, 25 years in the making, the 11-volume international edition of the Encyclopedia of Hinduism was unveiled recently at the University of South Carolina.
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November 2013 -
The long-lost world of Angkor Wat is a maze of temples, monuments, and palaces. Trade with India gave the Khmers the influences of Hinduism in art and architecture, seen everywhere there.
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November 2013 -
Fiction writer and math professor Manil Suri spoke about Bombay, being gay, and more when he visited Atlanta to promote the last novel in his trilogy, at the AJC Decatur
Book Festival.
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November 2013 -
“...a refreshing use of mytholog[y], made relatable and immediate. ... its heart: the deep wound between a husband and wife...like the tantalizing introduction to a larger work.”
