THE FEATURED ARTICLES
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March 2015 -
What does Obama's recent visit to India mean for clean energy? Congressman Frank Pallone (D-NJ) on projected expansion of research in smart grids, grid storage technology, and advanced biofuels.
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March 2015 -
DINA SHETH: THE BHARATNATYAM DOYEN OF ATLANTA. Kruti Dance Academy has made its mark on
national and international television shows. Here are its director's many contributions to her art form.
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March 2015 -
A Bag of Ashes. Katha Fiction Contest, Second Place Winner. Touches upon a very real fear among the Indian diaspora—aging parents and a chasm of miles separating them from their grown children.
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March 2015 -
Does the need to blend in mean doing away with a part of yourself? Can we transcend labels and cultivate an ear that listens to multiple stories? Let's inhabit both sides of the hyphen.
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March 2015 -
Pondicherry, "Pondy," or Puducherry, is a charming little town with a French flavor, great for leisurely strolls, tucked away in a quiet corner of Tamil Nadu—though it remains a union territory.
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March 2015 -
A tiny start-up from India was a $1 million Milestone winner of the Google Lunar X Prize. In two or three decades, we will have entrepreneurs taking us on private spaceflights to the moon.
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March 2015 -
A look at the special places in American history of sports heroes Jesse Owens and Joe Louis, Jewish comic-book writers, the fictional Man of Steel—Superman, and Germans Max Schmeling and Luz Long.
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February 2015 -
MEET THE ATLANTA BEAUTY WHO IS NOW MISS INDIA USA: Her striking looks and personality won Pranathy Gangaraju this coveted title; her drive may well make this film major a movie star.
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February 2015 -
Reporting on wars, disasters, and epidemics is not an obvious career choice for most Indians. So, what motivates Anjan Sundaram, Moni Basu, Anuj Chopra, and Prashant Rao, who do just that?
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February 2015 -
Sandip Roy’s novel and our interview with him are a treasure chest of themes: a sense of place; the uniquely Indian tendency of “adjusting”; suppressed desires; and shifting social mores.
