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From Invisible to Unstoppable: Owning My Color, Owning My Power 

Two suitcases. Two hundred dollars. Two million dreams. That’s how my immigrant journey began—arriving in a new country with hope and determination, but also with an invisible weight: the need…

By Shikha Bajaj, Special to South Asian Herald · August 9, 2025

Community

Guest Column: A Long Way to Go for Japan

It is not as if the last word has been said on Japan and the United States in the aftermath of the recent trade deal of July 22, 2025. If…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · July 27, 2025

Children & Students Corner

My Plea as a Teen: Fix Suicide Prevention in Our Schools Today

“Dear cruel world, I’m sorry. For everything.” Many people don’t leave a note at all. Maybe it’s because they want to hurry so they don’t change their minds. Others scrawl…

By Nived Lakshman, Special to South Asian Herald · July 22, 2025

Central Asia

Guest Column: Vagaries of War and Diplomacy 

After being at each other’s throats for about two weeks, the gunfire and missiles are supposedly falling silent in the Middle East with Iran and Israel agreeing to a ceasefire,…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · June 24, 2025

Climate Change

The Pangs of Being A Proteas Supporter

Chris Martin of Coldplay is synonymous with the song “A Sky Full of Stars.”  It was recorded in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, a region that has contributed so much to…

By Akshobh Giridharadas · June 11, 2025

Community

Guest Column: A Challenging Summit For The G7

In a few days’ time the 51st summit of the Group of Seven will be held in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada that will be the first for Prime Minister Mark Carney. The…

By Sridhar Krishnaswami · June 10, 2025

Community

What Is AI? And Who Really Understands It?

Everyone in health IT these days seems to be “in AI.” It’s the buzzword on every badge, every product roadmap, and nearly every panel discussion. But let’s be honest: most…

By Alexander Holston, MD · June 1, 2025