PERSPECTIVES
I Can Cautiously Add Nidhi Thakur to the List of Illustrious Who’s Who of Indian American Literature
The genre of Indian Americans writing stories about their lives in countries they have made…
Ukraine v Gaza: The Galling Hypocrisy and Double Standards of the West-dominated International Order
As all of us grapple with the inequality and injustice stemming from modern repetitions of…
Five Indian American Angelenos gathered at the request of a reporter earlier this year at…
At the South Asian Literature and Arts festival in Menlo Park, California, late last year,…
Amidst the bustling city of Bengaluru, I had the euphoric experience of participating in what…
The luminescent rainbow sparks of the spontaneous, eclectic and sublime fire of youthful rebellion has…
I’ve been putting off watching Jonathan Glazer’s “Zone of Interest” because of how real it…
“Did you know he’s already married with two kids?” “What? No way!” “Yeah, he’s a…
The festival of Holi – also known as Phagwa in Bhojpuri-speaking and Hindu Caribbean communities…
I recently celebrated my birthday weekend at Kopi Bar and SanDai, which coincided with its…
“Give Flowers to the Rebels who Failed!”(Graffiti, Sorbonne. France. May 1968, students’ uprising.) It’s just…
“Laapataa Ladies” (Lost Ladies) is set in the fictional Indian state of Nirmal Pradesh, where…
