Haq Ka Pani: Reclaiming India’s Rightful Share
BY ATUL JAIN* The Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Independence Day assertion last year that- “Haq ka pani will serve Indian farmers”– marks a decisive shift in
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The Hardest Job of an NRI Parent Is Knowing When to Stop
BY LAKSHMI NAGASAMUDRA* You can give your child almost everything. The right schools. The visa paperwork. The down payment. The introductions to “good families” three
Why America Needs India’s Wisdom More Than Its Religion
BY SANJAY SEHGAL* America has long celebrated itself as a melting pot, a nation where people from different cultures, faiths, and backgrounds come together to
Strong Outside, Human Inside: Why Men Need Emotional Health Too
BY RAMYA RAJU AND PRIYA SRINIVASAN* During Men’s Health Month, we often talk about physical health. We talk about fitness, diet, medical check-ups, blood pressure,
The Butter Chicken Strategy: How One Immigrant Family Turned Prejudice Into Friendship
BY DR. KUNJ PATHAK* A parent in our community recently shared a painful post about racial discrimination against Indian kids at the local middle school.
US Could Lose AI Edge if High-Skilled Immigration Slows, Hoover Article Warns
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT As nations race to dominate artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, a recent Hoover Institution article argues that one of America’s
Cricket Was Our World: Memories of a Bygone Era
BY MAHADEV DESAI I was nine years old when my family moved from Tanzania to Nairobi, Kenya. We lived in government quarters, arranged in a
3 Amazing Reasons to Start a Spiritual Journey
BY KUMUDHA VENKATESAN Growing up in a moderately religious family in Bengaluru, I was confused and overwhelmed whenever I thought about God. Seeing the faith
I Was Always Going to Call Her Back — Then I Ran Out of Time
My mother called me almost every day. Now I understand what she was really asking. BY PRATEEK MATHUR* This morning, I charged my mother’s phone.
Beyond Achievement: The Mental Health Conversation Indian Families Need to Have
BY PRIYA SRINIVASAN AND RAMYA RAJU* Every year, thousands of Indian students arrive in the United States with dreams that have often been shared by