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Indian‑Origin Authors Rewriting American Literary Landscape
Indian‑origin writers in the United States are doing more than just writing—they are mapping new territories of identity, memory, and language. With educational paths that span continents and lives rooted in both familial tradition and personal ambition, these storytellers weave together worlds, giving voice to …
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Deepika, Zoya Among 90 Women Changing Global Culture
Global recognition continues to follow Indian talent as Deepika Padukone and filmmaker Zoya Akhtar have been named among 90 women celebrated by The Shift for reshaping global culture. The list includes powerful figures like Angelina Jolie, Billie Eilish, Amal Clooney, and Selena Gomez. This recognition …
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Mahesh Bhatt Calls Alia Bhatt Self-Made Star
Veteran filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt recently spoke candidly about the ongoing nepotism debate in Bollywood and reflected on his daughter Alia Bhatt’s rise to stardom. In a conversation on The Himanshu Mehta Show, Bhatt emphasized that Alia carved her own path, describing her as “self-made.” He …
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Pawan Kalyan Chooses Kangana Over Bollywood Stars
‘iTelugu superstar and Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan, has publicly expressed admiration for Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut. Known for rarely participating in film promotions, Pawan surprised fans during a recent media interaction where he took part in a rapid-fire round and revealed …
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Suniel Shetty Calls KL Rahul a True Blessing
Suniel Shetty has always been vocal about his admiration for his son-in-law, KL Rahul, the celebrated Indian cricketer. In a recent interview, the actor lauded Rahul’s character and contributions to the sport, expressing pride in the cricketer’s journey and values. According to Shetty, Rahul is …
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Okasātmyam: Getting Used to What’s Not Good for Us
By Chahna Gupta Whenever I think about “back in the day,” I picture our ancestors working together to keep their communities alive — gathering fruit and crops, building fires, meditating, learning the land, caring for each other. Life was simpler (minus the occasional wild animal …
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Rema’s Ramblings – A Timeless Lesson in Leadership from the Bhagavad Gita
A few years ago, I attended an intensive week-long leadership training program which focused on over 20 core leadership principles and how every leader must understand and implement them. One of the leadership principles taught in this program was “Release the Outcome”. Simply put, this …
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Step by Step to Wellness: How 7,000 Daily Steps Cut Major Health Risks
By Dr. Kavita Reddy Are 7,000 Steps a Day Enough to See Health Benefits? Do we really need to hit the 10,000-step mark every day to stay healthy? While that number has long been a popular benchmark, new research suggests a more attainable goal may …
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India@78: Celebrating Freedom, Identity, and Global Leadership
On August 15, 2025, as India, a land of ancient civilization and diverse cultures, marks its 78th year of independence, Indians across the world—including the more than 5 million-strong Indian-American community—pause to honor the courage, vision, and resilience of the freedom fighters who broke the …
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Monthly Horoscope August 2025
By Michelle Sareen, a.k.a. Devika Meera The following horoscopes are given based on traditional Vedic sign calculations and not the Western sun-sign. These should be read according to your rising sign (Lagna) or Moon sign in the Vedic Sidereal Zodiac. Aries: If your heart and …
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