by Staff Writer | Jun 22, 2018 | Event Previews
Washington, DC (June 21, 2018) — In honor of LGBT Pride Month, the Sri Siva Vishnu Temple, in Lanham, Maryland, hosted a town hall discussion on June 16 about what the temple could do to make queer Hindus feel more included. The event, “Creating Spaces for...
by Peter Schurman | Jun 21, 2018 | Community
by Peter Schurmann Almost thirty years ago East Los Angeles resident and mother of nine kids, Juana Gutierrez took on an oil giant and won. Hailed at the time in national and international media, Gutierrez was seen as being in the vanguard of a “fledgling”...
by Pavani Kaushik | Jun 19, 2018 | Education
“I am neither especially clever nor especially gifted. I am only very very curious.” – Albert Einstein. Parenting is tricky business. My mother might not necessarily agree with this statement, maintaining that in her time, people did whatever came to...
by Staff Writer | Jun 17, 2018 | General
On the occasion of Father’s Day, RJ Archana Panda talks to single dads and their experiences in parenting. Hear this rather unique episode! Share...
by Ritu Marwah | Jun 6, 2018 | General
California’s immigrant communities have long been among the leading proponents of state and local measures to protect and safeguard the environment. But in the South Asian community, many residents have also begun to take matters into their own hands. From the rural...
by Vivek Wadhwa | Jun 3, 2018 | Business
Walmart’s acquisition of Flipkart demonstrates both Indian e-commerce’s coming of age and a repetition of history. US giants will spend billions in India because they see huge opportunities, and this will produce a short-term boon for Indian consumers. When the dust...
