The Morning Show Needs More Mindy Kaling
Newsrooms on-screen and in real life are still too white — so is The Morning Show.
Ishani Nath
The Indian Tech of the Decade
Jayadevan P K examines the top tech trends of the 2010s in India.
Jayadevan P K
The Decade’s Seven Definitive Diaspora Moments
Where we’ve been in the 2010s, and where we’re going next.
Meghna Rao
The Citizenship Amendment Act and the Indian American Obligation
A dispatch from India’s protests, and why they matter for the diaspora.
Sanjena Sathian
The Indian Films of the Decade
Indian cinema tends to be absent in most Western retrospectives — so we wrote our own.
Siddhant Adlakha
The Books of the Decade
The books that defined not only my 2010s, but also my 20s.
Snigdha Sur
Fake Meat, Real Concerns
Imitation meat like the Impossible Burger has a long way to go before winning over the wide range of South Asian diets.
The New York Supper Club Serving Indian Food
From spicy, tangy sorpotel to black pepper saaru, Rohan Kamicheril brings Indian dishes you won't find at restaurants to his supper club.
The Last Indian Cane Cutters of Fiji
Starting from the 1800s, the British brought them over as indentured servants to cut sugar cane. Today, they are likely the last of their kind.
Preston Merchant
India’s OYO Wants to Take On the U.S.
The controversial hotel startup, the world’s third-largest by rooms, has grown extremely fast. Will its formula work in the U.S.?
How Amol Sarva Built a Better WeWork
The Knotel co-founder and CEO 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.
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.
Karishma Mehrotra
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?
The Sari Crusaders
How creative interventions are reimagining the sari as a 21st-century garment.
Sneha Mehta
Tanning While Brown
Embracing the sun as a South Asian feels like taking a political stance against shadeism — but it also has its consequences.
Fashion Brand NorBlack NorWhite’s Universe
How the designer duo with no fashion experience moved from Toronto to India to create the diaspora’s buzziest fashion label.
What’s in a Name?
For many South Asian Americans, choosing baby names is about balancing both South Asian and American heritage.
Parth Vohra
How South Asian Americans Make Thanksgiving Their Own
The diaspora shares what the holiday means to them — from remembering a fraught history to adapting culinary traditions and feeling gratitude.
Priya Krishna
How Bollywood Went Underground
The Indian government conferred industry status on its film industry only in 2001. For years, the best way to fund movies was through the world of crime.
Michaela Stone Cross
Where Immigrants Die
As members of an aging diaspora die in the U.S., they’re forced to reconcile their after-death traditions with the reality of available services.