My Family’s Anti-Blackness and Boris Johnson’s Cabinet
My Indian family fled from Uganda to the U.K. — that still doesn’t give them or other South Asian Brits the right to be racist.
Shrai Popat
Brownpandering is a Thing
Political campaigns have started wooing brown people, sometimes authentically, sometimes not.
Meghna Rao
Not Just Yet: The Asian American Ceiling
Despite grinding it out in Silicon Valley, Asians are least likely to be promoted from within to lead big tech companies.
Karishma Vanjani
The Fault in India's Filmfare Awards
Once considered the Indian equivalent of the Oscars, the awards ceremony used to be equated with accomplishment. Today, not so much.
Poulomi Das
Anik Khan is Flexing
The Queens rapper — with new music out all year — is ready to show off.
Gama the Great, the Lion of Punjab
How one wrestler embarrassed the British Empire.
Nikesh Shukla
India and the U.S., An Uncertain Future
Trump may be visiting India, but the U.S. is still overlooking India at its peril.
Naz El-Khatib
Opinion: The Hope of India’s Aam Aadmi Party
Other than the Bharatiya Janata Party, the AAP is the only game in town — but capturing the imagination of a billion-plus nation is an uphill battle.
Mauktik Kulkarni
Why South Asia Might Avoid the Worst of the Coronavirus
China is more connected to South Asia than ever before but experts believe South Asia won’t fall too hard.
Vidya Krishnan
Life After Marriage
Divorce and separation can be isolating. How do you rebuild community?
Know Your Muse: Gobind Behari Lal, Founder of American Science Journalism
The first South Asian Pulitzer Prize winner fought for India’s independence and brought science to the masses.
Anu Kumar
The Rise of the Indian-Origin CEO
A wave of Indian CEOs has the world buzzing. Is there more to it than just a demographic shift? And have they made a difference?
Snigdha Sur
Amid India’s CAA Protests, the Nuances of the Northeast Are Lost — Yet Again
In India’s northeast, the sentiment around foreigners is as diverse as the indigenous minorities in the region.
Makepeace Sitlhou
The Black-Dalit Solidarity Movement
For decades, Black and Dalit activists have taken inspiration from each other.
The American Dosa
In marketing the dosa in the U.S., dosa makers are figuring out how to balance tradition with commercial success.
Priya Krishna
Taking Art to India’s Streets
Non-profit St+art India is transforming the country’s urban spaces, one wall at a time.
Sneha Mehta
Gran Dabbang Brings Indian Heat to Argentina
Chef Mariano Ramón combines Argentinian herbs with Indian recipes to set a new standard in Buenos Aires.
The Random, Solitary Path of Sumit Nagal
Pursuing a tennis singles career in India is a lonely, expensive, largely anonymous journey.
Giri Nathan
How Phoning Home Has Changed
Messaging services like WhatsApp and FaceTime have made communication easier for the diaspora, but also more fleeting.
The Faultline Between Indian and Chinese Food
Chinese and Indian food share many similarities, but they’re not always popular within each culture.
Kat Lin