Perspective

BY REKHA RADHAKRISHNAN* These days, expenses seem to be rising faster than ever, and many of us are living under the illusion that happiness must

BY ASHVIK RAO* Spring brings warmer days and blossoming landscapes. Regrettably, it also brings a surge of marketing materials from mosquito control companies promoting chemical sprays. Reflect

BY MAHADEV DESAI On 8th March, 2011 the world celebrated International Women’s Day, not only to mark and honor the economic, political and social achievements

BY AMIT KUMAR SHARMA* As we enter into 2025, the travel landscape is set for a transformative shift, especially shaped by renewed Indo-US relations. Both

By Yashwant Raj Washington, Nov 5 (IANS) With a handful of Indian-Americans either eyeing a seat in the US Congress or seeking re-election, there are

BY ARUL LOUIS New York, Oct 25 (IANS) The US takes on the mantle of global arbiter of democratic legitimacy, but its own chaotic electoral

BY DEEPIKA BHAN It is quite intriguing that a man who is designated as a terrorist in India is being treated as an asset in

DR. SHAILENDRA PALVIA AND SUBHOJIT ROY* Cover photo: Ahimsa volunteers at a recent meet. Gun violence is a leading cause of death in the United

BY PARVEEN CHOPRA New York, NY, August 14, 2024: On November 5, Kamala Harris may be elected as the first South Asian President of the

NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT A social media post by Niharikaa Kaur Sodhi, an Indian national touring the US, has sparked a heated discussion on the