South Asia
The Huffington Post
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 | Analysis, South Asia, blog | No Comments
The Huffington Post is an Internet newspaper composed of news, blogs, video, and community.
12/09: Outsourcing Responsibility?
As the original authors of the Little India piece from which Mona Sarika plagiarized 40% of her article for the Wall Street Journal, we respond to the incident and raise important questions around ethics and accuracy in journalism.
Little India Magazine
Monday, September 28th, 2009 | Analysis, Features, South Asia | 1 Comment
Little India is the largest Indian publication in the United States.
6/09: Return to India
As their fate becomes increasingly uncertain, a growing number of Indian immigrants are packing up and heading home.
ALERT: Please be advised that over 40% of a Wall Street Journal story entitled “Homeward Bound” contained material that was plagiarized from this piece.
India Abroad
Monday, September 15th, 2008 | Features, South Asia | No Comments
India Abroad is the largest circulating South Asian newspaper in North America.
11/08: Living history
University of Washington’s South Asian Oral Histories Project chronicles immigrant stories.
Washington South Asia Report @ UW
Tuesday, September 2nd, 2008 | International, South Asia | No Comments
Pieces for the Washington South Asia Report, a publication of the University of Washington’s Jackson School of International Studies.
4/08: Review of The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai (p.8)
A review of Kiran Desai’s best-seller, based on an interview with the Booker Prize-winning author.
1/06: Review of An Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire by Arundhati Roy (p. 14)
Examining the politically charged essays of a writer famous for her Booker Prize-winning novel.
10/05: Interview with Gurcharan Das (p.4-7)
In-depth Q&A with a thought-provoking, prominent South Asian author and public intellectual.
MA Research - South Asian Studies @ UW
Monday, September 1st, 2008 | South Asia | No Comments
MA research performed as a graduate student in International Studies - South Asia at the University of Washington’s Jackson School.
5/07: Women’s NGOs and Sex Work in the New Indian Economy
What sex worker unions show us about the plight of Indian women workers.
5/07: At Home with Hindu Superheroes
The nationalized and sacralized world of Amar Chitra Katha comic books.
Khabar Magazine
Friday, August 29th, 2008 | South Asia | No Comments
Khabar is a magazine serving the Asian-Indian community in the American South.
1/07: Madhur Jaffrey: An enduring diva
A conversation with the legendary Indian chef, actress, and author.