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Latest Stories
December 10, 2019
How Amol Sarva Built a Better WeWork
Co-founder and CEO Amol Sarva shares how Knotel is better (and cheaper) than WeWork, and his plans to be in every part of the office — from the walls to the couch.
Editor's Picks
Business & Tech
December 10, 2019
How Amol Sarva Built a Better WeWork
Co-founder and CEO Amol Sarva shares how Knotel is better (and cheaper) than WeWork, and his plans to be in every part of the office — from the walls to the couch.
December 09, 2019
Where Has India’s Early-Stage Startup Money Gone?
Why venture capital in India is shifting away from early-stage companies toward later-stage deals.
Culture
December 05, 2019
The Sari Crusaders
How creative interventions are reimagining the sari as a 21st-century garment.
December 04, 2019
The Complicated Politics of Sun Exposure
Embracing the sun as a South Asian feels like taking a political stance against shadeism — but it also has its consequences.
Opinion
September 18, 2019
Opinion: How Modi Capitalizes on the Diaspora
As India Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitches a worldwide Hindu agenda, the diaspora must decide whether feeling like they belong is enough to overlook what he stands for.
September 11, 2019
Who is Shamima Begum?
The story of a woman who ran away to join ISIS, and what it says about belonging, citizenship, and communities.
Politics
December 06, 2019
The South Asians Running 2020’s Campaigns
A boom in South Asian campaign staffers shows that the South Asian American vote matters. But will their efforts to shape the race work?
November 25, 2019
Tinku’s Protest Through Love
A Bengali newspaper outed him and his gay marriage to his community back home in 1992. Unfazed, he used it as a teaching moment for others.
Sports
November 01, 2019
Running the World’s Largest Marathon
Ahead of this Sunday’s New York Marathon, reflections on training for a marathon as a chef and a vegan.
October 10, 2019
For the NBA, India Can’t Replace China Just Yet
The NBA’s operations in China are already $4b. Its future in India may be just as rosy — but it comes with political choices. It’s not as simple as swapping a billion-plus country for another.
