A Daughter Remembers: Inside Arundhati Roy’s Mother Mary Comes to Me
BY VEENA RAO* “In these pages, my mother, my gangster, shall live. She was my shelter and my storm.” Arundhati Roy’s exquisite memoir Mother Mary
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“While Nothing Can Bring Our Son Back, We Want to Ensure This Never Happens to Another Student”
Family of medical student Vaibhav Duggal files lawsuit against Texas Tech Health Sciences Center BY VEENA RAO* El Paso, Texas, February 9, 2026: The family of Vaibhav Duggal,
Prediabetes and Your Heart: Why “Borderline” Blood Sugar Is Harmful
BY DR. RACHNA RELWANI* For many people, the word prediabetes sounds reassuring. It’s not full-blown diabetes. It’s not serious. We can just “watch it.” Especially in our community, where diabetes is so common, it is
If Indore Can Do It, Why Can’t the Rest of India? Indian American Calls Attention to Trash-Free Streets
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT A visit to Indore by an Indian American community leader has reignited discussion about how sustained civic participation and municipal discipline