THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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July 2016 -
A personal perspective surrounding the California textbook controversy about changing pre-1947 “India” to “South Asia.” Should 6th and 7th graders be taught about "Indian monks" or "South Asian monks"?
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July 2016 -
THE HIGH COSTS OF BECOMING A DOCTOR: A medical resident crunches numbers (student loans, medical school, and residency) and wonders why we make an education in healing so difficult to attain.
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July 2016 -
As Republicans and Democrats hold their big conventions and the country braces for a brutal campaign in the fall, Khabar looks at three young Indian-Americans who are running for office.
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July 2016 -
Bracing mountain air, soaring peaks, Alpine meadows, sacred lakes, and an amazing diversity of wildlife and bird species make the Indian Himalayas a paradise for trekkers. Here are five treks.
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July 2016 -
Vishwesh Bhatt abandoned biology for cooking and became a James Beard Award nominee and chef in Mississippi. He fuses ingredients from the American South with the rich flavors of India.
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July 2016 -
According to the American National Election Study, 81% of the Silent Generation (69-86 years old) love America while only 58% of Millennials (18-33 years old) feel the same. Let’s consider patriotism.
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June 2016 -
TALK TIME WITH PATTI TRIPATHI OF SARIS TO SUITS: The former CNN anchor talks about her work in promoting South Asian women role models.
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June 2016 -
THE COMMUNITY LOSES A STALWART FRIEND: Dr. Narsi L.S. Narasimhan was both a leader and a volunteer, a rainmaker but also a laidback friend. He is remembered fondly in these tributes.
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June 2016 -
FROM SPIDERMAN TO CHAKRA: The granddaddy of superheroes, Stan Lee, lends his craft to create an Indian superhero in a film directed by Vikramaditya Motwane of Phantom Films.
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June 2016 -
Recently introduced legislation may be the harbinger for closer U.S.-India ties in the defense sector. It is expected to cut the red tape and bureaucratic hassles for India.
