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Art

Indian Artist Exhibits Climate Crisis Series at United Nations

Namita Kulkarni, a self-taught artist based in Bengaluru, India, exhibited seven paintings from her series, "Colonialism and the Climate Crisis," at the United Nations headquarters in New York from June…

By T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman · July 21, 2026

Diaspora

How PRDesi is Creating a Home for South Asians in Puerto Rico

San Juan, Puerto Rico: PRDesi Cultural and Educational Organization (PRDesi CEO), a nonprofit organization founded in Puerto Rico in March 2023, is working to strengthen connections among South Asians on…

By T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman · July 8, 2026

Diaspora

Exclusive: Aruna Miller Reflects on Progress, Vision for Next Four Years 

Following the Moore-Miller administration's decisive victory in Maryland's Democratic gubernatorial primary on June 23, Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller spoke with South Asian Herald in an exclusive interview about the administration's accomplishments over…

By T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman · June 29, 2026

Diaspora

Exclusive: MR Rangaswami on Diaspora, Philanthropy & AI

MR Rangaswami is an influential entrepreneur, investor, corporate eco-strategy expert, community builder, and philanthropist. In 1997, he co-founded Sand Hill Group, one of the earliest “angel” investment firms, and was…

By Rajesh Mehta, Special to South Asian Herald · June 25, 2026

Diaspora

Exclusive: Indian Sarees Find New Global Homes

For centuries, India’s saree traditions evolved in response to geography, climate and local livelihoods, creating a remarkable diversity of fabrics, weaving techniques and draping styles across the subcontinent. Today, while…

By R. Suryamurthy · June 14, 2026

Community

Exclusive: Shekhawat on Culture, Tourism, Viksit Bharat

In this exclusive interview with South Asian Herald, India’s Minister of Culture & Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat discusses how India is reclaiming its civilizational legacy, leveraging its cultural assets for economic…

By Rajesh Mehta, Special to South Asian Herald · June 11, 2026

Diplomacy

Erik Solheim Discusses Multipolar World Order and Global Sustainability

Erik Solheim is a globally recognized diplomat, environmental leader, and strategic thinker on sustainable development, geopolitics, and civilizational dialogue. Formerly Norway’s Minister of Environment and International Development, he has played…

By Rajesh Mehta, Special to South Asian Herald · May 15, 2026

Africa

Why India’s Engagement with Africa Matters More Than Ever

As geopolitical shifts redefine global partnerships, the relationship between India and Africa is gaining renewed momentum. With growing cooperation in technology, trade, health, and capacity building, the India–Africa partnership is…

By Amit Deshmukh · May 10, 2026

Community

Exclusive: Iran War Tests Global Mobility Resilience

The Iran war and broader Middle East instability are forcing governments, airlines, travelers and mobility-service providers to confront a new reality. Cross-border movement can no longer be treated as a…

By Anand Patel · April 30, 2026

India

Irshad Kamil Talks About Dhurandhar

Lyricist Irshad Kamil, who is flying high today, has written lyrics for films like Chhaava (perceived as a ‘propaganda’ film last year) as well as Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar The Revenge, also considered in the same…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · April 29, 2026