Why we American immigrants should vote
Representative image. Photo courtesy: Georgia State Senator-elect Sheikh Rahman’s Facebook page. By Dr. Mathew Joys and Anil Augustine It’s so relieving that in the US
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#MeToo calls out small fries, leaving filmworld's big guns untouched
By Subhash K. Jha Thanks to one doughty damsel in distress, Bollywood and India have found their #MeToo voice. And about time too. I don’t
From lawyers to B-town, #MeToo gets strong support from all quarters
New Delhi, Oct 13 (IANS) From two Mumbai-based lawyers volunteering to provide legal aid to victims of sexual harassment and assault, to Bollywood personalities like Swara
Angry Indian women say #MeToo with a vengeance
New Delhi, Oct 7 (IANS) Call it a bonfire of the vanities or an all-consuming sacrificial havan. But the “MeToo” flames now sweeping across social media
World Hindu Congress: A message of unity anew, 125 years after Vivekananda's speech
By Ashok Easwaran Chicago, Aug 28 (IANS) A century-and-a-quarter after Swami Vivekananda’s rousing speech to the World Parliament of Religions here in 1893, the World Hindu
The great divide: How inclusive growth still eludes India
Photo courtesy: Isha Foundation By Amit Kapoor Inequality and lack of access to public goods and services has been the bane of Indian society for
Vajpayee: A man of moderation who raised India's global stature
New Delhi, Aug 16 (IANS) He was a man of moderation in a fraternity of jingoistic nationalists; a peace visionary in a region riven by religious
Paving the way towards prosperity with global migration
BY AMIT KAPOOR Last month, after more than a year of intense negotiations, United Nation member states, except US and Hungary, agreed on the first-ever
Triumph of spirit over form: The extraordinary life and career of Stephen Hawking
By Vikas Datta Diagnosed with a debilitating condition when barely out of his teens, he was given just two years to live. But Stephen Hawking
Rahul Gandhi's US takeaways positive, but rejuvenating Congress still a task
By Mayank Chhaya Two weeks of a well-orchestrated tour of the US may not be enough to determine whether Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is