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Indian American ‘brown aunty’ Zarna Garg turns trauma into laughter, one joke at a time

From the bustling lanes of South Mumbai to sold-out shows across America, Zarna Garg channels her Gujarati heritage and immigrant grit into comedy that’s bold, relatable, and unapologetically honest—redefining what it means to be a “funny desi aunty.”

Indian American Avie Sheck and mom Uma go viral with soulful ‘Creep’ cover blending raga and rock

Mother-son duo from LA redefines fusion music, blending Indian classical ragas with alt-rock to deliver raw, healing performances.

Dancer Yamini Krishnamurti is dead

The veteran dancer had been in the ICU for the past seven months due to age-related issues

Dr Chintal Patel: Empowering families with food

The NHS GP discusses her new cookbook and top culinary tips

How Nehru set a precedent to curb individual freedom

Authoritarianism is neither new to India nor is Modi its singular manifestation.

How Hindutva became popular among India's diaspora

Nationalism can reflect ties people have with their homeland, says author new book, Hindu Nationalism in the Indian Diaspora: Transnational Politics and British Multiculturalism.

Corinne Fowler’s book explores how empire shaped rural Britain

The academic accompanies prominent experts on country walks

Shalina Patel’s book aims to bridge the gap in British history education

Patel has spent the past 15 years teaching history at Claremont High School, a large mixed comprehensive school in west London, where she is also head of history.

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From the bustling lanes of South Mumbai to sold-out shows across America, Zarna Garg channels her Gujarati heritage and immigrant grit into comedy that’s bold, relatable, and unapologetically honest—redefining what it means to be a “funny desi aunty.”

Mother-son duo from LA redefines fusion music, blending Indian classical ragas with alt-rock to deliver raw, healing performances.

The veteran dancer had been in the ICU for the past seven months due to age-related issues

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Authoritarianism is neither new to India nor is Modi its singular manifestation.

Nationalism can reflect ties people have with their homeland, says author new book, Hindu Nationalism in the Indian Diaspora: Transnational Politics and British Multiculturalism.

The academic accompanies prominent experts on country walks

Patel has spent the past 15 years teaching history at Claremont High School, a large mixed comprehensive school in west London, where she is also head of history.

Shaid explores love, grief and identity with her new novel.

Ahluwalia plays Karim Amir, a dreamy teenager desperate to escape the tense suburban south London of the 1970s.