Stability in South Asia therefore affects not only its own people but also global trade, investment and security.

Within this global research ecosystem, scholars and academics of Indian origin have established an increasingly influential presence.

In a Florida suburb not known for its connection to India, a young boy named Arjun Nimmala began taking batting practice in a backyard that echoed more with the rhythm of cricket than the crack of a ...

In the twenty-first century, few regions illustrate this reality more clearly than the Indian Ocean and the Himalayan frontier.

For… Dust you are, And to Dust you shall return.!” All go to the same place Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust.! Ambitions are many in our short stay, Afflictions hinder many of ...

A young Indian on a 1930 voyage to Cambridge worked out a limit that still governs how stars die. The same mind then wrote the books, trained the people and edited the journal that made astrophysics ...

How migrant professionals, innovators and researchers influence the world’s next wave of technological progress. Technology has become the language of global progress, and across continents it is ...

For centuries, the spiritual land of Bihar has nurtured plenty of heritage art forms that reflect the rich ancient Indian civilization, diverse culture, and regional folktales. In the blessed hands of ...

The Christian community in Kerala had undergone significant changes following the Coonan Cross Oath (Koonan Kurishu Satyam) of 1653. This event marked the resistance of the St. Thomas Christians to ...

Subu Vedam an Indian-origin man was wrongfully detained in the US for 43 years walks free and yet faces imminent deportation. When Subramanyam “Subu” Vedam walked out of prison early October 2025, the ...

An Art & Culture Spotlight on Papua New Guinea’s First Oscar Entry and the Extraordinary Film That Bridged Two Nations The morning mist moves slowly through the forests of Papua New Guinea’s Kokoda ...

In a world where success is often measured by degrees, titles, and pedigree, Nikhil Kamath is a quiet rebellion. A school dropout who sold mobile phones as a teenager, he would go on to build India’s ...