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My Father’s Hardest Fight: Assisted Suicide and Hinduism

April 5, 2023Puloma Mukherjee

As one man hopes for physician-assisted death, his family learns about Hindu teachings on suicide

Feature

Forbidden Transactions Between Muslims and Hindus in Gujarat, India

April 5, 2023Sabah Gurmat

A law that restricts Hindus from selling property to Muslims—and what that foretells about India’s future

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Problems with How Journalists Write about Hindu Death Rituals

May 10, 2022Bhakti Mamtora

Legacies of colonial stereotypes about people in India persist in today’s journalism

Review

Changing Stereotypes of South Asians on Screen

April 7, 2022Bhakti Mamtora

Representations of South Asians on American TV have remained limited for decades. But things are starting to change slowly.

Feature

Making Marginalized History Mainstream: Collecting and Sharing South Asian Stories

February 3, 2022Bhakti Mamtora

Through social media, podcasts, and websites, South Asian Americans are claiming their place in U.S. history

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COVID and the King

December 9, 2021Anne Mocko

Why would the former king of Nepal risk his life to perform rituals in India? Hindu nationalism may provide...

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A Lake of Fire, A Runaway Goddess, and the Perils of Climate Change in India

October 7, 2021Tulasi Srinivas

Have the goddesses and gods of Hinduism fled because the planet is too polluted?

Feature

Race, Religion, and the Indian-American Vote

October 6, 2020Deonnie Moodie

Indian-Americans are a crucial demographic in this election, and their voting patterns could be changing

Perspective

Bathing the Gods in Bottled Water: An Account of Climate Change and Faith

February 4, 2020Tulasi Srinivas

What happens when sacred rivers become too polluted for gods and people?

Feature

Representing Migration: Two photographers creating new ways to see history and sanctuary

August 9, 2019Ashley Okwuosa, Soumya Sankar Bose, Cinthya Santos-Briones

Images that challenge us to see migration differently

Sweeping Air

November 21, 2012

From Varanasi, India, Meera Subramanian’s inner pragmatist ponders the meaning of strength and devotion as she witnesses the Hindu...

May the Truth Force Be With You

June 5, 2011

India's yoga guru, Baba Ramdev, is on a hunger strike starting yesterday, along with 100,000 of his followers...

My Father’s Hardest Fight: Assisted Suicide and Hinduism

Forbidden Transactions Between Muslims and Hindus in Gujarat, India

Problems with How Journalists Write about Hindu Death Rituals

Changing Stereotypes of South Asians on Screen

Making Marginalized History Mainstream: Collecting and Sharing South Asian Stories

COVID and the King

A Lake of Fire, A Runaway Goddess, and the Perils of Climate Change in India

Race, Religion, and the Indian-American Vote

Bathing the Gods in Bottled Water: An Account of Climate Change and Faith

Representing Migration: Two photographers creating new ways to see history and sanctuary

Sweeping Air

May the Truth Force Be With You

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