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Mixed Marriages and a Referral
People of Indian origin appear readier than ever to join America’s great melting pot—marrying people of other ethnicities in growing numbers
Where Every Risk is an Opportunity
How China is using curiosity of the ‘Jasmine Revolution’ to spy electronically on democracy supporters—even in India
The Nanny Who Saved Baby Moishe
...and became a star in her adoptive homeland Israel passed through Mumbai recently—home to her famous 26/11 derring-do—unnoticed, unsung. Open caught up with her
The Man Who Cracked a Lottery
Toronto resident Mohan Srivastava figured out a way to look at a draw-of-luck ticket and tell if it was going to win
The Red Hibiscus Revolution
My students in Libya were carefree, fun-loving, style-conscious and seemingly lazy. Then the revolution happened, and they took to guns and capturing towns
Trouble at Sheikh Villa
Sheikh Amer Hassan saw his house as his castle, and a lot more besides, and that too in a Pakistan he saw as increasingly permissive. Till he wound up dead
Tsunami’s Children
An aid worker’s first-hand account of how the children of Japan are coping
Legacy of the King of Coke
Pablo Escobar, the drug lord is dead. But his myth lives on, fanning out from his hometown of Medellin to conversations around the world
Unusual Suspects
Indian-Americans, hailed as a ‘model minority’ in the US, are all over the news for a variety of wrongdoings. Is Indian culture at fault?
Disguised Hinduphobia
Meera Nanda should learn to get her facts about the Hindu tradition straight, and from original sources.
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