India Currents Wins 10 Awards from SF Press Club
The San Francisco Press Club recognized ten writers from India Currents for their writing at an online award ceremony held last month. The San Francisco Press
Award Winning
India Currents Wins 2020 California Journalism Awards for COVID-19 Reporting
India Currents received multiple awards for its coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic from the 2020 California Journalism Awards. The California News Publishers A
India Currents Foundation Wins Local Journalism Grant
India Currents Foundation was awarded a $30,000 grant from the Silicon Valley Community Foundation in May. The grant will fund India Currents’ general opera
Despite the Challenges, I Will Always Be a 49ers Fan
As the seconds wound down on the clock for Super Bowl 53 in early 2020, I watched my beloved 49ers squander a 10 point lead in the fourth quarter to lose the bi
India’s Low COVID Death Rate Is Puzzling
Though the COVID-19 crisis hit India hard - over 9 million cases have been reported and more than 138 thousand people have died - the mortality rate from COVI
Cultural Norms, A Generational Curse For DV Victims
(Featured Image: Maitri at Sevathon 2019 walking to support Domestic Violence Victims) As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, India Currents pre
I Will Not Cancel Us!
Desi Roots, Global Wings – a monthly column focused on the Indian immigrant experience Cancel culture is a form of boycott in which a person is expelled fr
‘I Blamed Myself’ Says Sharma on Staying in an Abusive Marriage
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, South Asian American victims of domestic violence have fewer options than ever. As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a c
The H-1B Visa is Under Attack. Again!
In the run up to the election, the Trump administration has doubled down on immigration, taking another swipe at the H-1B visa program to boost its America Firs
We Called Them Blessings
Desi Roots, Global Wings – a monthly column focused on the Indian immigrant experience. The word ‘privilege’ that has become popular in debates and discus
On the Presidential Debate: “Candron Enkolo!”
Unrestricted international travel - the one thing that has been denied to millions across the world - has been mine, these past few months, through the act of r
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Will My Culture Survive the Pandemic?
Trying to create a space in the United States, Indian Americans rely heavily on the Arts to remain connected to their roots. Instead of soccer practice and base
