PERSPECTIVES

The Remains of the Day: Story of the 1947 Partition as Told by the People Who Were There

Few Americans know the story of modern India and Pakistan’s chaotic birth in 1947, or…

How Anjali Got Her Son Back: A Story of Transnational Abandonment and Child Custody

Anjali Kour was expecting her first baby and living with her husband’s family in New…

When Enemy is Accountability: Lengthen the Long Arm of the Law and Let Its Nose Be Longer

When some of the guilty face the law,The law squints at their crime.Some innocents serve…

Gotabaya’s Long Goodbye: India Along With QUAD Must Come to the Rescue of Sri Lanka in Dire Straits

After months of protests, Sri Lanka’s President, Gotabaya Rajapaksha, has resigned from office. Many Sri…

How Priya Won a Second Chance at Her American Dream: A Story of Transnational Abandonment

Locked out of her Fremont, Calif., apartment after a domestic dispute turned violent, Priya huddled terrified in…

Women Will Want to Be Mothers When They Know They Can Bring a Baby Safely Into the World

There is a lot of commotion — this is 1995. A bloody mass is found…

Can’t Help Falling in Love: Reliving the Frenzy of My Elvis Years

Director Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” is a winner. It is a lavish narrative about the rise of…

Caste has no Religious Connection and Hence Shouldn’t be Associated With Hindu Dharma

On June 23, a Hindu Awareness Workshop was made available to all Carmel Clay Schools…

Significance of Observing July 3 as Global Indian Christian Day in the Face of Rising Hindu Nationalism

As the Indian Christian Community in the Tri-state area is getting ready to celebrate Indian…

When I was Moved to Tears Hearing Sarah Weddington Who Fought for ‘Jane Roe’

During graduate school, I was a foreign student and a leader in the SUNY Stony…

The Only Way to Restore Women’s Reproductive Rights is Through Referendums, Not Elections

Democrats seem to see a silver lining in the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion.…

From Trousseau to Traditions: How Bollywood Impacts Indian Weddings in the Diaspora

Equality has become the focus of marriages in the diaspora. It is expressed through the equal sharing of the cost, adjusting the script’s language in the ritual, and deciding the number of guests invited by the parties concerned.Â