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BY MOHANAN NAIR My trip to India was on short notice, which obviously had an impact on my ticket fare. Within the little time I

BY ARUL LOUIS Will there be two women of Indian origin vying for the US presidential nominations from two opposing parties? That’s in the realm

BY SAMARA DESAI* It has been over 200 days since WNBA star, Brittney Griner, was detained in Russia. On February 17th, 2022, she was arrested

BY VIKAS DATTA It could be called democracy’s diversity, or even colonialism’s counterblast. The race to succeed UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson by becoming the

BY ASHOK NILAKANTAN President Joe Biden on Friday took strong exception to the court’s ruling to rescind federal abortion rights, while appealing to people, especially

BY GOKUL KUNNATH* That, in essence, is the question before the Indian American voters in Johns Creek, Georgia. All across America, more and more Indian

BY YASHWANT RAJCover photo: creativecommons.org The United States needs help. It is the only country in the world that witnesses school shootings and mass shootings

The ill-effects of climate change which were overlooked a few decades back, are now becoming too evident everywhere to get ignored. Environment and Climate change

BY OLIVIA SARKAR On a cold Sunday morning, India awoke to the heartbreaking news that the “Nightingale of India” and legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar passed