Indian Americans

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
At the Edge of Memory and Erasure: What Does It Mean to Belong to a Place That is Contested, Rewritten, Forgotten?
Through the Immigrant Looking Glass: My Journey From a Small Village Near Srikakulam to ‘Dos Bros Force’
Mango Season: Beyond the Divisions, a Sense of Belonging and a Shared Past That Binds the Subcontinent
Historian Audrey Truschke Expresses Frustration with How India and Pakistan Approach Their Shared Pre-1947 History
Partition Was the Wound. Nationalism Became the Tool: The Cost of Memory and the Politics of Keeping It Alive
The One Name The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Gunman Left Off His Target List: Kash Patel
A Robinhood Who Wears White: ‘Matka King’ Paints an Engrossing Portrait of the Indian Gambling Kingpin
Trump’s Grammar: How He has Recoded the Rules of Power, How it is Asserted, Contested, and Made Real
‘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