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When the Gulf Burns, South Asian Homes Count the Cost

In a quiet village outside Kozhikode in India’s Kerala state, the first week of every month usually brings a small moment of relief. A notification pings on a mobile phone…

By R. Suryamurthy · March 13, 2026

Films

Ek Din With Aamir Khan

It was a day (Ek Din) with Aamir Khan, three days short of his 61st birthday that falls on March 14. The media witnessed the trailer of his latest production, Ek Din,…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · March 12, 2026

Film Review

Film Review: Subedaar Disappoints on the Whole

The director, Suresh Triveni, has given us the outright mediocre Tumhari Sulu and the gripping Jalsa. He said that he just wanted to have a good time making films of the kind he…

By Rajiv Vijayakar · March 12, 2026

Films

In Conversation with Rajesh Mehta: Sumathy Ram

Sumathy Ram is a poet, lyricist, filmmaker, and music producer whose work bridges cinema, music, and cultural storytelling. Beginning her journey with the film Vishwa Thulasi, where she served as…

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

Culture & Heritage

The Quiet Narrowing of Har Ki Pauri

Uttarakhand has never been a state that dominates headlines. It does not feature daily in political shouting matches or cultural flashpoints. For long stretches, it has remained largely absent from…

By Anubhuti Raje · March 11, 2026

India

West Asia War Triggers South Asia’s Energy Shock

South Asia’s fragile energy balance is beginning to crack under the weight of a widening conflict in West Asia, exposing the region’s deep dependence on imported fossil fuels and triggering…

By R. Suryamurthy · March 10, 2026