(May 3, 2025) One spring afternoon in 2018, Raghni Naidu and her family stopped at a small inn in Provence. While her children wandered among the rows of vines and olive trees, she sat at a shaded table, watching them laugh and play. “I just had this epiphany,” Raghni...
(May 2, 2025) When Kamla Persad-Bissessar stood before cheering supporters following her recent landslide victory in Trinidad and Tobago’s general elections, it wasn’t just a political comeback. It completed a journey that began 136 years ago, when her...
(May 1, 2025) In 2017, Bela Bajaria sat transfixed by a documentary about arranged marriages in India, A Suitable Girl. As the end credits rolled, she sensed an opportunity. Drawing on memories of her own parents introducing her to potential partners, Bajaria picked...
(April 30, 2025) The earliest memory lawyer, entrepreneur and author, Manasi Chaudhari has of a court was when she visited the Mumbai high court as a child where her grandfather was a judge. “I remember going to court with him once when I was very small. I just...
(April 29, 2025) In a world where cultures often collide, one Chinese professor has devoted his life to helping them converse. Professor Wang Zhicheng, a respected academic and passionate Indophile, has quietly emerged as one of the most influential voices promoting...
