Back to School as an Indian American By Shivani Tripathi
Desi Movies Streaming or in Theaters
Free Citizenship Classes: (starts September 29) Virtual instructional time and practice sessions
Taste of Charlotte: (October 1-3) Featuring samples from area restaurants along with Live Music and Entertainment
More Events Check for upcoming events.
Are you ready for October? See what your sign has predicted for the month ahead...
By Shyama Parui The stigmas associated with mental health have not reduced, leading to fear and a lack of compassion concerning such an unseen struggle.
By Balaji PrasadWe cannot escape the fact that many of “our" thoughts are underpinned by ideas, concepts and emotional triggers that have been created in the cauldron of society.
September is a perfect time for picnics as the days are sunny with comfortable temperatures. Here is a recipe for easy and refreshing cocktails to serve on backyard decks or picnics.
By Jennifer AllenLife isn't about going through the storm... it's about learning to dance in the rain and that kind of celebration is much more special when shared with friends.
By Parul Kharod What do apples have that is so special? Fall is the season for apples. Let's learn more about this versatile nutritious fruit.
By Samir ShuklaAll the essays are instructive, concise and catalog the continuing story of Indian Americans and their lives and progress in the United States.
By Samir ShuklaWe have built great cities, but also wiped-out entire species and created environmental troubles for ourselves.
Effective October 1, 2021, applicants subject to the immigration medical examination must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before the civil surgeon can complete the examination...
Participation is open to all organizations, businesses and individuals that identify with the Sanatana (everlasting) values embodied in Hindu dharma...
India's leaders are anxiously watching the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, fearing that it will benefit their rivals...
Long famous as a hippie paradise, today Goa still attracts dreamers from all over the world and remains a cultural melting pot of Indian and Portuguese traditions.
Jadurberia Village is the shuttlecock capital of India where workers have been making Badminton birdies for generations.
Long famous as a hippie paradise, today Goa still attracts dreamers from all over the world and remains a cultural melting pot of Indian and Portuguese traditions.
Jadurberia Village is the shuttlecock capital of India where workers have been making Badminton birdies for generations.
