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Articles by Jaya Padmanabhan
A Mother’s Day tribute
Soon after I had my twins, I actively sought the order and system of a day job, something that could mitigate the demands of relentless motherhood. Every morning it seemed to me like I was leaving a battlefront, at home, to enter a ceasefire zone, at work.
But, as ...
One of my abiding worries, as a parent, is whether my children will exercise self-restraint when using megaphonic social sites; whether they will heed the calls of conscience; whether they will be able to empathize with the marginalized, and perhaps be the voice of sanity in the midst of ...
On October 17, 2011, at a Palo Alto residence, a few executives, industrialists and entrepreneurs-turned-volunteers met with Prashanth Bhushan, the lawyer/activist member of Team Anna. Bhushan, a slight figure with an air of intensity, sat in the middle of the room and was quiet for the first half hour ...
Third place winner of the Katha 2011 fiction contest.
Four of every 1,000 homes in California face foreclosure. Despite its status as a "model minority," the India American community has its share of victims in this housing crisis.
Books have been banned for a variety of reasons: politics, religion, ideology, and even prurience. Does it ever work?
Where is the leader who will step and deliver the right message for these troubled times?
Driven by a passion for education, Salman Khan tackles inequalities in the education system for free.
Diesel regulations and their effect on the South Asian trucking industry
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