Displeasing Their Lord
A Supreme Court ruling is likely to open the floodgates to the reintroduction of Christian prayers in public forums, perhaps in far more discriminatory and coercive forms than was the case in Greece, NY.
View ArticleIt's Only a Game, Really
Call me, if you will, the Grinch, that mean-spirited curmudgeon, out to steal sports. But this needs saying. The world — or atleast the TV viewing world
View ArticleDemystifying 12 NRI Myths
They are caught in the middle, confused souls, who often want to return, but can’t, or desire to linger on just a little longer.
View ArticleTouch of India
When we travel in Europe we search for Indian restaurants. Not just for the food, but for the Taste of India abroad.
View ArticleImmigrants Are Us
A United Nations Report on international migration reported that Indians are the largest migrant group in the world.
View ArticleVirtuous Wrong
Scott Dadich, Wired editor in chief, advocates intentional wrong as a design virtue.
View ArticleImmoral Morality
In this world, the rule of law — and the morality undergirding it — is defined not by grace or righteousness, but strength. This is the morality of power, not of truth. And it is strutting the world...
View ArticleThe Dispiriting Choice
The lethal combination of big money and growing voter apathy are seriously imperiling the core foundations of American democracy.
View ArticleModern Day Paradox
We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values, we talk too much, love too seldom, and hate too often.
View ArticleWidening Our Lens
We celebrate Little India’s 25th anniversary with a radical transformation of the magazine to reflect the seismic shifts in our times.
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