THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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June 2020 -
Students polishing their resumes for applying to universities, are suddenly at a loss. Some suggestions as they face both challenges and opportunities.
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June 2020 -
Smile your quarantine blues away! Having a sense of humor can provide strength and act as a coping mechanism when you are stuck indoors.
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June 2020 -
A high school senior reflects on how, in these uncertain times, life can present unexpected possibilities.
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May 2020 -
These medical professionals in the metro Atlanta area, like their global colleagues, have been at the forefront of the fight against the Covid-19. Khabar talked to them to get their unique perspectives: What’s it like to be a soldier in this bizarre war against a virus?
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May 2020 -
In these uncertain times, I draw from the deep fount of resilience that my mother epitomized—not unlike the sturdy Khejri trees that dot the desert landscapes that she hails from.
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May 2020 -
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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May 2020 -
This election year, when it comes to the immigration debate, moderates and progressives have many advantages over hardliners who support restrictions. But as a deeply researched new e-book argues, pro-immigrant policy makers will succeed with their agenda only if they are willing to make some concessions to rivals.
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May 2020 -
The CG on India’s massive efforts towards containing the spread of coronavirus through the national lockdown, testing, and contact tracing; use of Jan Dhan accounts and Aadhar numbers to execute prompt economic relief to the masses; India’s crucial role in the global efforts to combat Covid-19; and the Consulate’s efforts to help the Indian diaspora in her jurisdiction.
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May 2020 -
As health authorities around the world advise people to avoid shaking hands to minimize the risk of being infected by the highly contagious coronavirus, the Indian namaskaram, more commonly known as namaste, offers the preferred alternative.
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May 2020 -
Dance choreographer Joti Singh, who grew up in Georgia, was only 11 when she realized something that’s bound to stay with her for the rest of her life: she is the descendant of an Indian freedom fighter.
