THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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November 2018 -
MINI VERSION OF THE JAIPUR LIT FESTIVAL IN NYC: Book lovers in New York get a taste of the world’s biggest literary festival. It has already made its debut in Boulder, Colorado and Houston, Texas.
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November 2018 -
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni gave the 2018 Sheth lecture at Emory University and spoke to Khabar about her books, readers, storytelling, films, immigration, assimilation, and the #MeToo movement.
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November 2018 -
INDIA’S PROGRESS ON GAY RIGHTS: Vigorous grassroots activism (support organizations, parades, etc.) and an enlightened Supreme Court decriminalized homosexual activity in India.
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November 2018 -
Inspired by Gandhi’s principle of nonviolent protest, these brave souls endured extreme violence as they protested segregation and demanded civil rights for African Americans.
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October 2018 -
Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams: visas, undocumented immigrants, taxes, small business development, deregulation, Medicaid, promoting trade between Georgia and India, and more.
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October 2018 -
NO LONGER A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS? That’s what they want us to believe, officially. As the midterms loom, energizing the Trump camp, we can’t afford to be quiet. The nation's health is at stake.
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October 2018 -
FOR THE MIDTERM VOTER: A citizen’s most precious privilege is the right to vote. Here’s what you need to know before you cast your ballot on November 6 for the next Governor of Georgia, and others.
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October 2018 -
JAVED AKHTAR SPEAKS TO KHABAR: Fans of Hindi cinema and poetry are in for a treat when the Padma Vibhushan-winning lyricist and screenwriter comes to town. He has been entertaining us for five decades.
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October 2018 -
A RINGSIDE VIEW OF INDIA’S SUPERRICH CLUB: In The Billionaire Raj, author James Crabtree
shows us how the glitzy Bollygarchs rose to prominence in India.
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October 2018 -
OUR 2018 ART CONTEST WINNERS: To kick off the fall festivities, budding young artists display their talent in a spurt of dazzling colors and vivid imagination. Our judge was artist Malika Garrett.
