Ageless
While critics are still talking about Slumdog, I have been watching two old masters at work. Federico Fellini began making films only a few years before Satyaji
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Music Legend S.P.B. to Perform
Kalalaya will be presenting a Tamil light music program featuring S.P. Balasubrahmanyam. The musician has a special relationship to the organization—its found
The Time for Immigration Reform is Now
Editor’s Note: When pressed on the President’s plan for immigration reform, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs acknowledged that “currently where we
A Historian in the Making
For the second consecutive year, nine-year-old Kapil Sinha is the California State champion in the History Day Competition (4th-5th grade poster category). Kapi
KHNA Convention Is Set to Take Off
If you happened to be a Keralite living in the Los Angeles area, chances are that you have little free time these days. Nearly all available hands in this small
Marriage Dilemma
Q My wife has been growing increasingly more dissatisfied and angrier about our relationship since we got married eight years ago. I am willing to address the i
Chip off the Old Rock
The ancient Indians of what is now northern Maharastra State had time on their hands—lots of it. Others so afflicted knit, whittle, twiddle their thumbs, whis
Theater Event Looks to Strengthen Women’s Rights
In “Carrie’s Web” the fantastical world intersects with reality in a fun filled, theater and dance solo performance. “Carrie’s Web” is created and p
Little Miss Change
When I left for college last fall, I insisted that nothing in my room at home be touched or moved. My pink and blue sparkly pillows and dog and dragon and other
No Neglecting mental health
According to a March report from Newsday, the 1.5 million Indian Americans in the United States are the most affluent and educated of the U.S.’s 38.1 million
Ethics and Ambivalence
THE WEIGHT OF HEAVEN by Thrity Umrigar. New York: Harper Collins. April 2009. Hardcover. 384 pages. $25.99. In If Today Be Sweet, which I reviewed for India Cur
A life in music
This article was published in the April, 2002 issue of the magazine. We reprint it today in the memory of Swara Samrat Maestro Ali Akbar Khan, who passed away p
