Tag: Indian

Uncubed comic shares some insight on intergenerational dialogue.

In this edition of "Uncubed" Krishna M. Sadasivam looks at how we speak to one another, or rather, how much.

An episode of UNcubed — a comic about life as an Indian guy in the United States.

An episode of UNcubed — a comic about life as an Indian guy in the United States.

An episode of UNcubed — a comic about life as an Indian guy in the United States.

An episode of UNcubed — a comic about life as an Indian guy in the United States.

Aerodance achieves success through eleven years of hard-work. The Indian dance academy has grown from six to over 1,000 students in just a decade.

The dance troupe “Bellydance Superstars” brings Indian dances from the big screen to Bay Area stages.

A young Indian student takes pride in living up to the stereotype... of being different.

Engineer turned filmmaker Akshay Prem Vyas breaks out with "Love Struck Smart," a short indie comedy about the romantic adventures of SJSU students.

Mountain View high school student Vivek Vinayak is raising money to help provide basic necessities like electricity, a roof and books for kids in a primary school across from his grandparents' house in Bangalore, India.

A new piece of California legislation may offer support for families to care for loved ones. If passed, the bill could mean American-Indian families staying together, rather then sending youth into foster care, writes commentator Jessica LePak.

The ancient stories of the Mahabharata are being brought to American and Indian audiences — even interacting with modern pop-culture icons — through the comic illustrator eye of Sandeep Sood.

San Jose's well-attended gurdwara goes through a decision-making process to determine who should be have a say in the temple's affairs.

Global business guru C.K. Prahalad had long argued that profit and social development should not be seen as oil and water. Today, “social entrepreneurship” has become an important development to help some of the poorest groups in the world like the rickshaw pullers in India.

About 14% or one out seven new U.S. marriages is interracial or interethnic, based on the latest Pew Research Center survey released this month. It's also an increasing trend in the Silicon Valley, but one that many Indian parents back in the motherland are still trying to get comfortable with.

Bay Area Indians no longer have to go online to hear the sounds of South Asian culture. A new radio station, KLOK 1170AM, is bringing Indian voices onto the local airwaves.