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The Apps That Got Us Through 2020

We couldn’t get enough of these mobile apps during a very strange, somewhat lonely year.

2020 in Review: Our Top 10 Stories on Food

Our most drool-worthy food features from the year.

Our Top 15 Stories of 2020

The most-read articles this year.

The Best Books We Read in 2020

The Juggernaut team brings you our favorite reads of the year.

The Indian Tech Trends of 2020

How the industry changed in 2020, and where it’s headed next.

The Best South Asian Films of 2020

In a year without theaters, films from the subcontinent and its diaspora still thrived.

How Pandemic Pets are Helping Brown Families Cope

As pet ownership rates go up amid lockdowns, fuzzy friends are turning frowns upside down in even the most reluctant of Brown households.

A Year After CAA, India Doubles Down on Dissent

December 12, 2020, marked the one-year anniversary of the enactment of CAA. A global pandemic hasn’t stopped India from going after its own citizens.

We Spoke to Doctors Who Took the COVID-19 Vaccine — Here’s What They Said

Healthcare workers roll up their sleeves during the first phase of U.S. distribution.

Ten of our Favorite Drinks for the Holidays

Sweet and milky, warm and spicy, or berry-licious and boozy — we have all your holiday drink needs covered.

Opinion: How Biden Flipped Pennsylvania

The campaign's Deputy Data Director in the swing state reflects on what a Biden win means for the next four years.

The Next Wave of Brown Voters

The 2020 presidential elections give us new insights into the politics of Brown Gen Z voters.

All Punch, No Pay: The Pakistani Female Boxers Fighting On

Once celebrated internationally, these athletes now face a harsher battle outside the ring.

Sex, War, and Saadat Hasan Manto

The writer sought bought justice and pleasure, telling the truth but never preaching it.

Our Favorite Skincare Products in 2020

We asked our team for the best skincare products they used this year — here’s what they said.

Finally: Hamza Haq, a Brown Doctor in a Lead Role

The Pakistani Canadian actor tells us what it’s like to star in medical drama "Transplant," NBC’s sleeper hit.

India’s ‘Love Jihad Law' Explained

A new law promises to protect women being tricked into conversion. We explain what this law does, and why it’s being passed now.

Gulzar and the Anatomy of Heartbreak

The lyricist elevates themes of loss, grief, and isolation by metaphorizing the familiar and mundane, plucking at heartstrings in an extraordinary way.

Deepa Mehta’s ‘Funny Boy’ is Problematic, But Worth Watching

Despite its dearth of Tamil-speaking actors, the film is a powerful depiction of the reasons my family left Sri Lanka.

Eating Disorders: Recovering While Brown

What does recovery look like when not just your community, but even doctors don’t take you seriously?