Diaspora
HfHR Action Endorses Vichal Kumar for NY-07 Race
Hindus for Human Rights Action (HfHR Action) has announced its endorsement of Vichal Kumar, who is running to represent New York’s 7th Congressional District in the United States House of…
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Economy
India Stays on U.S. IP Watch List, Pharma Patent Divide Persists
India has once again been placed on the United States’ “Priority Watch List” in the latest Special 301 Report, highlighting enduring differences between the two countries over pharmaceutical patent rules…
Films
Is Rom-Com Triangles Getting Formulaic Now?
Time and again, romantic triangles have been box-office fodder. And ditto rom-coms. When these two genres are blended, we have the rom-com triangles: Pati Patni Aur Woh (1978) and its reboot in…
Diplomacy
UN Member States Commemorate International Day of Vesak
To mark the International Day of Vesak, the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, in collaboration with the Permanent Missions of Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Cambodia, Japan, Lao…
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When Border 2 Director Anurag Singh Wanted to Make a Mature Love Story with Irrfan Khan and Tabu
Irrfan Khan was an actor par excellence. It was his restraint and minimalism that marked every character that he essayed. He used his eyes to convey his emotions with effortless…
Europe
London Marathon 2026: South Asian Figures Who Stood Out
The 2026 London Marathon, which took place on April 26, witnessed yet another milestone year in terms of participation and individual records. An estimated 59,000 runners participated in this edition,…
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Aamir Khan’s Singing was the Highlight of the Magical Ek Din ‘Mehfil’
It was a unique introduction to the film’s music score, which is already available online. Aamir Khan’s production, Ek Din, was intended to be his son Junaid Khan’s first release, as…
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Klook India Partners with Farah Khan for Summer Campaign
Klook India has announced a collaboration with filmmaker and personality Farah Khan for its new summer travel campaign, inviting Indian travelers to “rediscover familiar destinations through fresh, unexpected experiences.” As…
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SAFA Criticizes Supreme Court Ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, Warns of Impact on Minority Voting Rights
South Asians for America (SAFA) has expressed that it is “deeply disappointed” by the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais, which struck down Louisiana’s second majority-Black congressional district…
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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…
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From Carterpuri to “Hellhole”: The Journey of a Relationship
When John F. Kennedy was assassinated, an anguished Indian poet invoked the “Ma Nishada sloka,” the first verse (Adi Kavya) of Sanskrit literature, uttered spontaneously by Sage Valmiki in grief…
Economy
Infosys Bets Big on Vizag Expansion
Infosys will scale up its presence in Visakhapatnam with plans to develop a 7,000-seat campus on a 20-acre site, underscoring growing investor interest in Andhra Pradesh’s emerging technology ecosystem. The…
Community
The Ancient Mirror: Compassion and Dharma in a Fractured World
In a world splintering under the weight of unrelenting conflict, deepening divisions, and cycles of hostility that seem impossible to break, perhaps the most urgent value we can return to…
Recipe
Food: Mushroom Magic from Kerala’s Ancient Kitchens
Koon Thoran (Stir-Fried Wild Mushrooms): Timeless Poriyal Charm Wayanad, the picturesque district of Kerala, in India, has many sobriquets; my favorite is 'spice garden.' Spice stimulates our senses and our…
South Asia
South Asia Notes: To New Beginnings…
After a reset in ties with Bangladesh, India is aiming to rework its relations with Nepal during a visit by Prime Minister Balendra Shah. There are no dates yet for…
Middle East
TRPs Over Tragedy: The Business of War Coverage
Nothing about the bride or groom matters, goes an Indian saying, if the priest performing the marriage is fed well. War in the drawing room via TV and social media…