THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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June 2021 -
Talking of a different time when it was safe to play in the neighborhood without anyone keeping a watchful eye.
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June 2021 -
Rethinking A Father's Role: Parental roles that are interchangeable, a long-time contributor argues, will lead to greater family happiness.
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June 2021 -
We are all chefs today—and as we improvise and get creative in the kitchen, we could all use some tips.
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June 2021 -
College admission in the United States has become a complicated and contentious issue. Ridden with ambiguity, complexity, difficulty, and information overload, the process often leads to disillusionment.
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May 2021 -
Local Authors Make A Splash: Two exciting, much-anticipated debut novels about Indian-Americans are largely set in the Atlanta area.
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May 2021 -
Flash Fiction: 800 to 1200 Words: Our third story, in time for the mango season, gives readers a taste of the pickle made from this beloved fruit.
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May 2021 -
During the pandemic, as many of us struggle with insomnia and seek to find respite in recorded sounds of waves and rainfall, classical piano and rainforest animals, I seem to be going back to the white noise of my childhood.
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May 2021 -
Passing on a mother's passion: A writer, whose mother in India nurtured her love of reading, is passing on the gift to her son in the U.S.
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May 2021 -
Fourth Estate Under Assult: Confidence in Indian democracy is shaken as the Modi Raj puts increasing pressure on a vibrant free press.
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May 2021 -
The Ongoing Debate on Merit: Compassion is needed now, given the educational challenges, but the writer takes a broader perspective here.
