What Are Global Indians Investing In? HSBC’s Richa Goswami Explains…
According to HSBC’s first Global Indian (GI) Pulse survey, which included 854 US respondents, investments by GIs have rebounded after a 2020 pandemic dip and
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Dara Sandhu Takes On Villain Role in Swiss Film ‘And Tomorrow We Will Be Dead’
Mumbai-born 34-year-old actor Dara Sandhu is playing the lead antagonist in the European film And Tomorrow We Will Be Dead directed by award-winning Swiss filmm
South Asian YA Books That Stole 2021
The past year has seen some wonderful young adult books being released by South Asian writers and illustrators. With diverse themes ranging from climate conserv
The Startup Wife: Technology For the Soul
“We imagined that we could supplant the role of meaning with other things—with advancement, with speed, with pixels and processors. But we cannot deny our e
A Winter Wonderland in Mussoorie
La Villa Bethany is a charming homestay situated in the quaint Landour area of Mussoorie. Home away from home, the five units in the property have beautiful sto
The Rules of Arrangement’s Protagonist is a Rebel with a Cause
“How would life be if we didn’t have to fight loved ones, cultures, traditions, entire societies, simply to live as we choose?” Anisha Bhatia was born and
Shubh Saran’s Album ‘Inglish’ is a Reflection of Cultural Evolution
New York-based contemporary musician and composer Shubh Saran recently released the first single ‘postradition’ off his second full-length album – fourth
Tirlok Malik Makes Films About Migration Conflicts and Their Effects on Human Feelings
New York based Emmy-nominated filmmaker and actor Tirlok Malik is best known for making films about Indian immigrants in the US. His pioneering work, Lonely in
Bay Area’s Indian Duo THEMXXNLIGHT Breaks Into the Rap Scene
25-year-old identical twin brothers, Krish Chandani (Luv) and Akash Chandani (Kush) make up THEMXXNLIGHT, a popular Bay Area-based Indian-American R&B/pop c
SF-Based Nonprofit Advocates that Education Alone isn’t Enough for Himalayan Women
The mountain women of India do not have access to the right opportunities, though they have a passion to work and be independent. San Francisco-based Giri Found
Ek Chai, Doh Samosay: Teach Hindi and Counting At Once
Ek chai...doh samosay...chaar rusk...paanch dhoklay...saat ildi...nau pakoray...dus ladoo...Now, isn't that a fun way to learn how to count? A recent children�
Oonga Recasts the Myth of Rama in a Fearless Adivasi Prince
‘If Human Lives are the Price we’re Paying for ‘Development’, It May Not Be Worth It’: Devashish Makhija “What rights do these trees have, if the ci
