Many say that we have seen three wars in our lifetime: 9/11, the housing crisis, and the most current one, Coronavirus. In the background, looming like an avatar for death, are cities covered in billowing smog from factories, blackened skies, and people gasping for...
“As many mothers know, love is sweet labor — a choice that we have to make over and over again, every single day. What would it look like to extend a fraction of that love, to ourselves, to others who don’t look like us, and even to our opponents?” ...
The Indian Diaspora, like other immigrant communities, lives in two cultures simultaneously. Its well being is affected by the political and economic situation in the USA, while its heart stays connected to India. They address issues affecting India through various...
The U.S. Presidential Primary Election cycle starts with Iowa on February 3rd, 2020. This marks the nascence of the election year and an exciting time for politics. What is the average Indian American thinking during the elections? Are you politically engaged or are...
Was Trump Right on the China Trade War and the Subsequent Deal? No! By Mani Subramani The trade deal with China is definitely a step in the right direction for the Trump administration. But only after taking several steps backwards! Like a broken clock Donald Trump...
