Caste in Stone:  In ‘Kali’s Daughter,’ Raghav Chandra Writes From the Marrow of the System He Critiques

‘Maa Ka Sum’ Tries Figure Out If You Can Find Your Perfect Match in the Age of Algorithms

Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’

PERSPECTIVES

1
Caste in Stone:  In ‘Kali’s Daughter,’ Raghav Chandra Writes From the Marrow of the System He Critiques
2
‘Maa Ka Sum’ Tries Figure Out If You Can Find Your Perfect Match in the Age of Algorithms
3
At the Edge of Memory and Erasure: What Does It Mean to Belong to a Place That is Contested, Rewritten, Forgotten?
4
Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’
5
Mango Season: Beyond the Divisions, a Sense of Belonging and a Shared Past That Binds the Subcontinent
6
Partition Was the Wound. Nationalism Became the Tool: The Cost of Memory and the Politics of Keeping It Alive
VIEW MORE

LEAD STORIES

Historian Audrey Truschke Expresses Frustration with How India and Pakistan Approach Their Shared Pre-1947 History

The One Name The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Gunman Left Off His Target List: Kash Patel
‘She Was Such a Bright Light’: Burbank Teacher Arti Varma Killed, Daughter Meera Critically Injured in Stabbing
The Fraying Dream: One in Three Indian Americans Has Thought About Leaving the United States
How Venture Capitalist Asha Jadeja Motwani Became Most Prominent Indian American Ally of President Trump
‘The FBI Director Is MIA’: Allegations of Excessive Drinking, and a Year of Mounting Questions for Kash Patel
The Judge Who Said No to Trump Administration: The Rise and Abrupt Dismissal of Roopal Patel
VIEW MORE

QUICK TAKES

How Indian American Founders of Latent Health Are Using AI to Get Life-Saving Medications to Patients Faster
Computer Science Student Adi Arora Performs Bruno Mars’ ‘It Will Rain’ to Land a Spot on NBC’s ‘The Voice’
California High-Speed Rail CEO Ian Choudri Arrested on Domestic Battery Charges — and Released Without Prosecution
What’s in a Name? Ask Vivek Ramaswamy, Who’s Facing Online Backlash After Naming Daughter Savithri
VIEW MORE

POLITICS

The One Name The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Gunman Left Off His Target List: Kash Patel
The Fraying Dream: One in Three Indian Americans Has Thought About Leaving the United States
How Venture Capitalist Asha Jadeja Motwani Became Most Prominent Indian American Ally of President Trump
‘The FBI Director Is MIA’: Allegations of Excessive Drinking, and a Year of Mounting Questions for Kash Patel
The Judge Who Said No to Trump Administration: The Rise and Abrupt Dismissal of Roopal Patel
The Private Sovereignty of Platforms: In the Age of Social Media, Power Without Accountability is No Longer Acceptable
A Nation’s Anxieties Find a Zip Code: How a Texas Suburb Became Ground Zero for America’s Anti-Indian Backlash
‘I’m Not His Staffer’: Second Lady Usha Vance Opens Up About Marriage, Politics, and Maintaining Normalcy
VIEW MORE

BUSINESS

Talking Movies: EnActe Arts Launches Virtual ‘Actors on Acting’ Series Spotlighting South Asian Performers
Mamdani and Musunuru Among Five Indian Americans Named to TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2026
Exceptional Four: Indian American Scholars and Writers Named to 2026 Guggenheim Fellowship Class
The Private Sovereignty of Platforms: In the Age of Social Media, Power Without Accountability is No Longer Acceptable
VIEW MORE

MILLENNIALS

‘Maa Ka Sum’ Tries Figure Out If You Can Find Your Perfect Match in the Age of Algorithms
Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’

The Dangers of Normalizing Hate: Why Priya Patel’s Views are Intellectually Shallow and Socially Harmful

Priya Patel, an entrepreneur and conservative influencer, who has built a following through outspoken views on culture and identity, is no stranger to disseminating hate. Her recent remarks labeling India as “third…

Down to Earth: A Start Up Theatrically Imagines Going From Cupertino to Delhi Via the Earth’s Core
As the Ganga Flows: An American Saga of Family Legacy Rooted in Faith, Sacrifice, and Struggles 
VIEW MORE

GENERATION Z

1
Noble Cause of a Nobel Laureate: Rabindranath Tagore’s Pioneering Efforts to Protect the Environment are Still Relevant
2
Rām or Rāma? The Linguistic Story Behind a Sensationalized Debate Triggered By Amitabh Bachchan
3
The Many Merry Christmas Traditions: The Multicultural Influences of Kerala Christian Celebrations
4
Undercutting Hinduphobia: Why South Asian Left Fears the Rapid Growth of Second Generation Hindu Americans
5
The Inscrutable J.D. Vance: How Germany ‘Remembers’ to Stop History From Repeating Itself
6
SewaDiwali Youth Volunteers Receive MLK Award From City of Aurora, Illinois 
VIEW MORE

TRISTATE

South Asian American Tauhid Dewan, a New York City Official, Arraigned on Subway Sexual Abuse Charges
Indian American Curator Diya Vij Appointed as New York City’s Next Commissioner of Cultural Affairs
Indian American Mom in New Jersey Charged With Murdering Her Two Sons, Ages 5 and 7
‘Zo and Do’: Inside the Unlikely Digital Friendship Between Mayor Mamdani and President Trump
VIEW MORE

CALIFORNIA

‘She Was Such a Bright Light’: Burbank Teacher Arti Varma Killed, Daughter Meera Critically Injured in Stabbing
Talking Movies: EnActe Arts Launches Virtual ‘Actors on Acting’ Series Spotlighting South Asian Performers
Indian American Nithya Raman Polls Second in Crowded LA Mayoral Race as Bass Faces Unfavorability Crisis
California High-Speed Rail CEO Ian Choudri Arrested on Domestic Battery Charges — and Released Without Prosecution
VIEW MORE

COMMUNITY

‘She Was Such a Bright Light’: Burbank Teacher Arti Varma Killed, Daughter Meera Critically Injured in Stabbing

The Fraying Dream: One in Three Indian Americans Has Thought About Leaving the United States
South Asian American Tauhid Dewan, a New York City Official, Arraigned on Subway Sexual Abuse Charges
Exceptional Four: Indian American Scholars and Writers Named to 2026 Guggenheim Fellowship Class
American Injustice: The Legal Odyssey of Subramanyam ‘Subu’ Vedam
Return of the Dotbusters? Study Reveals Coordinated Anti-Indian Hate Campaign on Social Media Generated 300 Million Views
Dancing His Way Back Home: Indian Man Faces Potential Deportation After Viral Dance Video at WWII Memorial
VIEW MORE

‘Maa Ka Sum’ Tries Figure Out If You Can Find Your Perfect Match in the Age of Algorithms

Read More
Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’
A Robinhood Who Wears White: ‘Matka King’ Paints an Engrossing Portrait of the Indian Gambling Kingpin
Talking Movies: EnActe Arts Launches Virtual ‘Actors on Acting’ Series Spotlighting South Asian Performers

CELEBRITIES

Usha Vance Appears Without Wedding Ring at North Carolina Military Visit, Sparking Online Speculation
All That Glitters: New York’s South Asian Elite Celebrate Diwali as a Cultural Moment
The Fall of Jasveen Sangha: ‘Ketamine Queen’ Pleads Guilty in ‘Friends’ Actor Matthew Perry’s Overdose Case
Rising Stars Align: Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Priyanka Kedia Join Hasan Minhaj for Netflix’s ‘Best of the Best’
VIEW MORE

LIFESTYLE

Mango Season: Beyond the Divisions, a Sense of Belonging and a Shared Past That Binds the Subcontinent

Each summer, the mango reappears across South Asia and into its far-flung diasporas, bringing with it something more crucial than just taste. Moving through kitchens, markets, and memory, as a persistent yet…

Behind the Glass Cubicle: Confessions of a Working Woman Who Walked Away, and Other Musings
Six Yards of Everything – Part III: Revival, Reinvention, and the Diaspora Statement
Six Yards of Everything — Part II: The Cost and Caste of Making and Wearing the Most Complicated Garment in the World
Six Yards of Everything: A Love Letter to Saree, the Most Complicated Garment in the World — Part I
VIEW MORE

VIDEOS

Now Playing
Let’s Resist Racial, Ethnic and Religious Supremacy, Ultranationalism and Right-wing Ideologies
Now Playing
Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha and Ni: An Interpretation of Bach
Now Playing
I Didn’t Forget
Now Playing
Carona Karlona
Now Playing
Funny Indian to Kamala Harris
View All Videos

SNAPSHOTS

All-American Holi: Indian Americans Celebrate Advent of Spring With Colors, Music, and Food
Ayodhya in America: Indian Americans Celebrate Ram Temple Inauguration With Car Rallies and Bhajans
Casual Girls Night Out: Padma Lakshmi, Daughter Krishna Make a Splash on Emmys Red Carpet
An Indian American Halloween: Vignettes of Desis Having a ‘Spooktacular’ Time
Elite’s Pilgrimage: Lawmakers, UN Delegation Attend BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham in New Jersey
Pens Down: South Asian American Artists Support Striking Writers at Disney Picket in Los Angeles
Indian American Celebrities Attend Pre-Show Reception, Performance of ‘Life of Pi’ on Broadway
Cognizant Co-founder and Former CEO Frank D’Souza Honored at TiE New Jersey Gala
Trick ‘r Treat: Dressed in Characters Ranging From ‘Hocus Pocus’ to ‘Coraline,’ Desis Go All Out On Halloween
Pakistan@75: Hundreds Attend Pakistan Day Parade in New Jersey
VIEW MORE

MOST POPULAR

1
Madame President: How Kamala Harris Can Upend Republican Effort to Actualize the Handmaid’s Tale
2
Artisan India: My Visit to a Small Weaving Village in Odisha Known for its Organically Dyed Fabrics and Motifs
3
Me, Myself and Morocco: A Selfish Trip to the Land of the Unknown
4
South Brunswick Teen is Lone Indian American Among New Jersey’s Top 75 High School Football Players
5
Lockdown Liberation: Sari Sakhis for Earth Day
6
Pakistan Film ‘Zindagi Tamasha’ Banned for Being ‘Blasphemous’ is Tapped for Oscars 2021
7
Caste in Stone:  In ‘Kali’s Daughter,’ Raghav Chandra Writes From the Marrow of the System He Critiques
8
‘Maa Ka Sum’ Tries Figure Out If You Can Find Your Perfect Match in the Age of Algorithms
9
At the Edge of Memory and Erasure: What Does It Mean to Belong to a Place That is Contested, Rewritten, Forgotten?
10
Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’
11
Mango Season: Beyond the Divisions, a Sense of Belonging and a Shared Past That Binds the Subcontinent
12
Historian Audrey Truschke Expresses Frustration with How India and Pakistan Approach Their Shared Pre-1947 History

I am message box. Click edit button to change this text.