Letters to India Currents: 4/21/20
Dear India Currents, To keep her self entertained my daughter draws a cartoon every day thinking about all the things that are happening around her now. Her goa
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Letters to India Currents: 4/07/20
Dear India Currents, In these difficult times, many of us are busy worrying about and taking care of others. It is important to remember that first and foremo
Letters to India Currents: 3/31/20
Dear Team Members, Your mail surely touched my heart, so simple and yet genuine. It is a period of deep anxiety as we strictly follow the Government’s decis
Open Letter: Consul General of India, SF
To the Consul General Sanjay Panda: Thank you so much for organizing Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas celebration on Sunday January 12, 2020. I went to the event with gr
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Remedy for Vowel Woes This is in response to the essay by Ashwin Krishnan (Extreme Vetting-Desi Shtyle, October 2017). Deat Ashwin, I have a partial remedy for
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Set Indian Casteism Right First This is in response to the editorial (Racism of the Every Day Kind, September 2017). As an American sociologist, I commend Nirup
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Wedding Videos in Capsule Format Your cover story (The Big Fat Indian Wedding, August 2017) clearly shows that weddings enter a new space and take on a more per
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Bias and Prejudice on Display This is in response to Kalpana Mohan’s article describing her difficulties with a first-time immigrant neighbor whose ideas abou
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Our cover story in June, Ties That Bind: Why Women Don’t Walk Away from Abusive Marriages written by Rasana Atreya received an overwhelming response, with man
Readers’ Reactions: Cover Story on Domestic Violence
Email from Rasana Atreya, author of “Ties that bind – why women don’t walk away from abusive marriages.” Within two hours of posting this story on F
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Hillary—Not the Clear Choice I wanted to respond to your editorial about Hillary as “The Clear Choice.” (India Currents October 2016). Based on your edito
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A Welcome, an Adieu and the Precious Seed We welcome Nirupama Vaidhyanathan as the new managing editor. We bid fare-well and the best of luck to Jaya Padma-nabh
