Black Lives Matter! Black and Desi history unites us.
An International Student's Concerns
by Saurabh Anand
International student, Saurabh Anand, worries about his ability to stay in the US amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Black and Desi: A Shared History
by Anirvan Chatterjee

A reminder that South Asians and African Americans have been standing up for each other for over a century. We need to stand in solidarity now, more than ever. Read more.
A Parallel Pandemic in the Shadows: Women Affected
by Srishti Prabha  

Data points to a simple fact -- men are being affected by COVID-19 at higher rates. But where does that leave our women? Read on.
Sita, the Contemporary Indian Woman
by Lopamudra Basu

Athena Kashyap's new book of poems, Sita's Choice, re-imagines the myth of Sita to explore questions about the modern Indian women's struggles and to portray their diverse voices. Read on.
Vinod Krishnan Mixes R&B with Carnatic Music
by Sruthi Dhulipala

I nspired by Krishnan’s love for A.R Rahman’s melodies like Rehna Tu and Nenje Ezhu, his new release Kandapadi Kaadhali talks to those in love and encourages to cherish love in its raw, non-judgemental form.  Read more.
Battery Dance Company Energizes Healthcare Workers
by Meera Kymal

Frontline healthcare workers can take mini breaks in their day to relax and relieve stress with these mindful movement virtual sessions designed by Battery Dance Company. Read on.
Radio Mirchi Asks India Currents:
Why Should Anyone Care About the Census?
by Meera Kymal
Vandana Kumar joins leading community advocates on Radio Mirchi to tackle half-truths, misconceptions, and confusion behind why the census matters so little to some people. 
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WHO: The Lost Genie
by Priyanka Singh and Sujeet Singh

The World Health Organization has failed to rise up to the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic. Why is that? Read more.
What Is Your Friend?
by Saumya Balasubramanian

“What is your day like Athai (Aunt)? How do you pass time?” I asked. This is one of the questions that I pose to those of the older generation often.  Read on.
Heroes of War
by Rashmika Manu

A poem by high schooler, Rashmika Manu, seeks to remind us that this pandemic is a war being fought by those at the frontlines. Read more.
Corona Chronicles
by Lakshmi Palecanda

Writer, Lakshmi Palecanda, comedically documents going in and out of sanity as the lockdown extends in India.  Read on.
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Wednesday June 3

1984: The Devoted & The Worldly. Thirty Six (36) years later, join Harinder Singh as he revisits the events leading up to and after 1984. There is no better time than now to engage in eye-opening discussions and gain clarity around any questions you have. Why was Sri Harimandar Sahib and Akal Takht Sahib complex attacked? What’s the Sikh historical context? How must the memory be kept alive 36 years on? 5pm https://bit.ly/2MpqycM

Friday June 5

SKY Breathing Meditation Workshop . Art of Living's Happiness Program teaching the SKY Breathing Meditation is now online! Unlock your unlimited potential from your home. 3 Day Online Course 2.5 hours a day live interactive sessions with certified instructors For a limited time only $190.  7pm https://members.us.artofliving.org/us/workshop-enrollment?id=a044o000009J3l2AAC&ctype=811569

Thursday June 18

Yoga Camp by Yogrishi Swami Ramdev . Patanjali Yogpeeth USA President Shekhar Agrawal recently announced that Yogrishi Swami Ramdev himself will be in Houston on June 18th to 20th, 2020, and personally conduct a 3-day Yoga Chikitsa (Therapy) and Meditation Camp. https://pyptusa.org

Friday June 19

Sun's Out Fun's OUT Virtual Run. The virtual 5K/1 Mile may be completed any day between June 19 and June 28. 10am. https://alamedacountyfair.com/suns-out-funs-out-5k-run/

Saturday June 20

Recipe for Change, presented by Akshaya Patra. At this live virtual event, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor and Vinita Bali will talk about their own relationship to food and how food inspires change, and engage with the audience in a moderated Q&A. 8am https://foodforeducation.org/event/recipeforchange/
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