Lakshmi Gandhi

From details of the elevator encounter that led to the massacre to false narratives in newspapers, experts clarify some lesser known moments.

The raunchy new teen movie tells the story of a smart and sex-obsessed Indian American high schooler who must go on a road trip to find the morning-after pill.

Many India-born visa holders are trying to navigate a bureaucratic loophole as they struggle to get authorization to return to their homes in the U.S.

Asian American authors discussed how their experiences impacted their work and shared books that reflect the diversity of the Asian American experience.

“It is not the job of Indians to be looking for oxygen,” a professor organizing relief efforts said.

In “Indivisible,” novelist Daniel Aleman writes of a Latino teen whose undocumented immigrant parents are taken by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Plus, federal prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of an ancient Roman statue that was headed to Kim Kardashian.

After a concerning call with his mother in New Delhi about the gravity of the Covid-19 crisis in India, Priyank Lathwal said he felt an urgent need to help.

Queer poets Andrea Abi-Karam and Jake Skeets on the pandemic’s impact on their poetry, as well as their favorite poets to read right now.

When Sanjena Sathian’s agent first suggested that they send an advance copy of her debut novel to Mindy Kaling and her production company, Sathian was all for

Latina novelist Laekan Zea Kemp discusses Chicano identity between American and Mexican cultures and “Somewhere Between Bitter and Sweet,” her debut novel.

Why the casting of an Indian British lead in ‘Bridgerton’ is historically accurate

Author Monica Gomez-Hira’s new novel explores the pull of culture — as well as the sometimes unfair expectations on Latinas as they navigate their teen years.

Had Lawrance’s character been born in a different time, the actress said, “she would have ruled the world. She was so confident. It really inspired me.”

“While not every single Indian person has to use a matchmaker, the whole point of this process is to celebrate your ability to choose,” he said.

Founders of Major League Cricket, expected to start in 2022, say they hope to reach South Asian American fans who yearn for the chance to cheer for a local team.

Maldonado’s debut novel, “Fat Chance, Charlie Vega,” has drawn rave advance reviews for its portrayal of a plus-size Latina teen in a small New England town — which drew on the author’s life.

Marie Myung-Ok Lee’s “Finding My Voice,” which was rereleased this month, tackles issues such as bullying and identity.

Katelyn Rebelo, Author at Tricycle: The Buddhist Review  Tricycle

Here’s how broadening of the vocabulary will improve equality.