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Indian-origin billionaires top Forbes list of richest US immigrants
The article was first published in Business Standard on July 10, 2025. In January 1927, a large contingent of American students from the Floating University travelled by train from Bombay to Agra, a journey of two nights and one day, to see the Taj Mahal. When Dewitt Reddick, a 23-year-old newly-minted journalism graduate, got his first glimpse of the Mughal monument, he said it was “gleaming in the morning sun...like a dream palace from the Arabian Nights”. Read more on Business Standard Find more Global Indian Top Reads

When a unique university on a ship sailed up to India for ‘cultural immersion’
The article was first published in The Scroll on July 12, 2025. In January 1927, a large contingent of American students from the Floating University travelled by train from Bombay to Agra, a journey of two nights and one day, to see the Taj Mahal. When Dewitt Reddick, a 23-year-old newly-minted journalism graduate, got his first glimpse of the Mughal monument, he said it was “gleaming in the morning sun...like a dream palace from the Arabian Nights”. Read more on The Scroll Find more Global Indian Top Reads

Brazil’s Embraer In Talks With IndiGo, Air India for Expansion in Indian Market
The article was first published in Outlook Business on June 2, 2025.

Yoga, haldi doodh, and now Kolhapuris—Indian culture needs protection from Western plagiarism
The article was first published in The Print on June 30, 2025. Not all ideas are unique. In the creative world, it is easy to get “inspired” by someone else’s work. But when your product is merely a copy of an object from another culture, can it even be called yours? And if you seek to profit from it by selling it at several times the price of the original, is it not simply cultural appropriation of the highest order? Art has a provenance; should culture then not have similar protections? Read more on The Print Find more Global Indian Top Reads

Indian-origin entrepreneur Balaji Srinivasan buys private island to build new nation for techies
The article was first published in Mint on July 3, 2025.

Lost in memory | Review of The Great Épinal Escape by Ghee Bowman
The article was first published in The Hindu on July 4, 2025. I’d never heard of these POWs before — all those Great Escapes & never a brown face among them.” This line in the Epilogue of Ghee Bowman’s The Great Épinal Escape perfectly expresses a reader’s state after finishing the book. The tale of over 500 Indian prisoners of war escaping from a German camp during World War II has lain buried in various archives and libraries until unearthed and excavated by the historian and author. But this book is more than just a story of an escape. Read more on The Hindu
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