THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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September 2019 -
INTERVIEW with acclaimed filmmaker GURINDER CHADHA: Inspired by Bruce Springsteen’s music, Chadha’s film Blinded by the Light about a British-Pakistani teen is a tale of family and dreams.
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September 2019 -
At school, I was the cultural expert. Then the "All-things-Indian" expert was a white guy—from South Carolina! Chai Pani and Paideia taught me to be proud of who I am and celebrate our differences.
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September 2019 -
TALES FROM AN IN-BETWEEN WORLD: Literary writing enables you to see yourself. These short stories show how, as immigrants, we navigate our different worlds with varying degrees of success.
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September 2019 -
Here are insights on stereotyped parental expectations, academic pressure, work opportunities, STEM-based education, and what we can do to help our children be successful and happy.
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September 2019 -
AN EMERALD JOURNEY IN KARNATAKA: Two tucked-away temple towns in the Western Ghats, Gokarna and Sringeri, are a true delight for pilgrims, sightseers, and beachgoers.
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September 2019 -
Apolitical career bureaucrat and former foreign secretary Subrahmanyam Jaishankar is India’s new minister of external affairs. Modi 2.0's regional/global strategy will have to engage the Af-Pak region.
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August 2019 -
Who can forget Chatur, “The Silencer” in megahit "3 Idiots"? Omi Vaidya was an unknown actor from the U.S. who played this character. He reflects on his spectacular Bollywood debut and his continuing journey.
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August 2019 -
My grandmother loved Ganesh Chaturthi. Why did she cry each year when it was time to part with this annually visiting God-guest? It didn’t help much that personally, I had decided to worship trees.
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August 2019 -
Lakshmi Shankar, who sang on the soundtrack of Richard Attenborough’s "Gandhi," performed multiple styles of Indian music and dance. She toured with George Harrison, and played a major role in bringing Indian music to the West.
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August 2019 -
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undeniably made huge contributions to human life. But how much, asks RANJANI RAO, is too much?
