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THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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Screen Time: Love and Longing in Maximum City
June 2022 -
'Modern Love: Mumbai' on Amazon Prime comes alive in six sweet and poignant stories. Nilesh Maniyar wrote the first episode, Raat Rani, and Shonali Bose directed it. They spoke to Khabar about the making of the series.
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Perspective: Hot Chai and Sweet Tea
June 2022 -
What’s it like to come from Mumbai to Atlanta for undergraduate studies? Rhea Gupta reflecting on her time at Emory University as an international student.
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Musings: Fond Memories of My Father
June 2022 -
“My father held on to my hand. When he did not hold my hand, he had my back,” says Monita Soni while recalling cherished memories of a precious picnic from her childhood.
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Flash Fiction: Shades of Reality
June 2022 -
After an unpromising start at a Virtual Reality hackathon, they manage to catch the attention of a top venture capital firm. But will Mind Pilgrim Inc. make the cut?
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Food & Dining: Myths and Tips About Spices
June 2022 -
How to source, store, and cook the most important ingredients in your Indian pantry.
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Commentary: BJP and the ‘Hindi as National Language’ Debate: A Gift That Keeps on Giving
June 2022 -
Hindi zealots are provoking a battle they will lose, because India itself will be lost if they pursue it.
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Monsoon of Memories: When summer vacations were the busiest days of our lives
June 2022 -
There was always too much to do and, yet, almost as a ritual, we complained of boredom.
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Op-Ed: Brian Kemp is Moving Georgia Backwards on Gun Safety
June 2022 -
Thanks to the governor’s reckless new permitless carry law, Georgia is at risk of a 65 percent increase in aggravated assaults with a gun.
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IndiaScope: Disquiet and Disarray in World Politics
June 2022 -
One doesn’t want to be all doom and gloom, but the state of world affairs is troubling.
Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine continues.
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Heritage: Reggae and Roti: An Indo-Jamaican Passage
June 2022 -
An American-born writer reflects on being Indo-Jamaican and on an archival project that helps to preserve the cultural heritage of an often marginalized community within the Indo-Caribbean diaspora.
