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Features
THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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Perspective: The world must live and work together again
July 2022 -
I spent nearly three decades at the United Nations singing the virtues of multilateralism, but today I am not so sure of its prospects.
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In Memoriam: The People’s President: A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
July 2022 -
Leaders like Kalam are needed today more than ever before.
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Tribute: A photographer par excellence; a human being even more so!
July 2022 -
Death is inevitable, yet the loss of our dear friend, Vinod Devlia, a devoted father and ardent community supporter, has left us with a universe of mixed emotions.
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Screen Time: Small Towns, Big Feelings
July 2022 -
We recently highlighted streaming content focusing on small towns and the simple life.
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MyTurn: Confessions of an Indie Author
July 2022 -
The publishing landscape has changed dramatically in recent years, revealing both pitfalls and possibilities for writers and aspiring writers.
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Monsoon of Memories: Queuing up for Pani Puri
July 2022 -
The emotion attached to this most beloved of snacks lies not just in the spicy tamarind water or the puffiness of crispy balls, but in the wholesome, full paisa vasool experience of savoring one.
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Food & Dining: Zyka: “The Taste” is Consistently Good
July 2022 -
This long-standing Atlanta favorite is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
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Books: Searchers, Wanderers, and Strivers
July 2022 -
Migrations, if placed on the coffee table, may supersede the phone during a commercial break.
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Flash Fiction: Transposed Bodies
July 2022 -
This story set in India captures the magic of childhood and the mystery of imagination.
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Identity: Call Me Miles
July 2022 -
Embracing one’s dual heritage without feeling the need to be boxed in by any identity.
