PERSPECTIVES
The last book of Frederick Forsyth’s that I read was back in 1992. I did…
“What’s your take on what’s happening in Gaza?” a dear friend asked me recently. I…
I first met Sanjay Arora at the Atlanta Indian Film Festival in September 2024, where…
As a Hindu American youth in college or starting your career, you may feel pressure…
Rarely does a book not only educate but completely reshape your understanding of the world.…
My introduction to Mylapore came not through travel guides but through my daughter—and a piping…
In a city that thrives on storytelling, the 23rd Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles…
Jawaharlal Nehru died sixty one years ago on May 27, 1964. He was seventy-four. He…
“The Royals” opens like a sun-drenched dream in the Pink City of Jaipur—the city of…
It’s been over a month since terrorists from Pakistan singled out and executed Hindu tourists…
As of Thursday (May 8), the Chicago Board of Education and New York’s David Lynch…
Award-winning comedian and screenwriter Zarna Garg is many things: a proud immigrant, a mother, a…
