Could Pakistan Floods Wash Away Feudalism?

Pakistan Link, Commentary, Mahjabeen Islam, Posted: Sep 27, 2010

Could the devastating floods in Pakistan provide an opportunity to do away with the viselike grip of feudalism over the country?




The Conversation with Roy and Rodriguez: Great Walls and Glass Ceilings

New America Media, Video, Richard Rodriguez and Sandip Roy, Posted: Sep 26, 2010

What does the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border mean for the American Dream? And what about an Indian American's dream to go to Congress from Kansas?




Bay Area Arabs and South Asians Call for an End to Discrimination

New America Media, News Report, Suzanne Manneh, Posted: Sep 26, 2010

rabs, Muslims, South Asians from across the San Francisco Bay Area say they are fed up with being discriminated against because of their religion or appearance.




NY Governor Vetoes Law to Protect Cabbies From Hate Crimes, Other Attacks

Aramica, News Report, Rachel Millard , Posted: Sep 22, 2010

Driving a taxi is one of the most dangerous jobs in New York. In the wake of the Ground Zero mosque controversy and the stabbing of one of their own, Muslim drivers are especially fearful.




Three Indian Americans Named to AAPI Panel

Asianweek.com, News Report, Posted: Sep 21, 2010

Three Indian-Americans have been named to the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.




Undocumented Teen Wins Rare Reprieve

India Abroad, News Report, Sandip Roy, Posted: Sep 21, 2010

As Sen. Harry Reid promises to move on the DREAM Act, teenager Yves Gomes fights for his education, even as his own family is deported to India.




Ethnic Californians Know Little About Health Care Reform, Poll Finds

New America Media, News Report, Viji Sundaram, Posted: Sep 18, 2010

A new poll finds that ethnic adults believe Obama's health care reform law will benefit them, even though they don’t know much about it.




New America Now: Adoption Across Borders

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Sep 17, 2010

An adoption special - stories from China, Korea and India explore how families grapple with the joys and perils of adoption.




Immigrant Advocates Pin Hopes on Dream Act

New America Media, News Report, Marcelo Ballvé, Posted: Sep 17, 2010

After a summer focused on fighting off Arizona’s hard-line SB 1070, immigrant advocates are seeking to regain momentum with an all-out push on the Dream Act.




South Asians in San Bruno Rocked by Massive Gas Explosion

India West, News Report, Sunita Sohrabji, Posted: Sep 16, 2010

Indians in San Bruno step up to help other South Asians affected by the natural gas explosion and fire.




Desperate Homeowners Line Up for Help at HUD Event

New America Media, News Report, Aaron Glantz, Posted: Sep 13, 2010

Dozens of troubled homeowners and renters showed up in Oakland to get free advice from housing counselors.




Rate of C-Sections Higher at For-Profit Hospitals

California Watch, News Report, Nathanael Johnson, Posted: Sep 12, 2010

A California Watch investigation gives ammunition to those who say hospitals are performing more C-sections to boost profits.




Nine Years After 9/11, the U.S. Remains Stuck

Pakistan Link, Commentary, Mowahid Hussain Shah, Posted: Sep 11, 2010

From an impasse in Afghanistan to immigration battles in Arizona, America remains embroiled in the aftermath of 9/11.




Bay Area Vets Cheer Ruling Against "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

New America Media, News Report, Aaron Glantz, Posted: Sep 10, 2010

Federal judge calls military policy on gays and lesbians unconstitutional




New America Now: When East and West Collide Over the Kitchen Table

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Sep 10, 2010

NAM editor Andrew Lam talks about how food culture has gone come a blended smoothie of tastes and locations.




The Rising Tide of Maoists in India

Siliconeer, Commentary, Sandeep Pandey, Posted: Sep 07, 2010

Horrific socio-economic disparity, marginalization, and a lack of peaceful avenues to agitate for redressal are helping the threat of Maoist/Naxal violence grow.




Silicon Valley Raises Money for Pakistani Flood Relief

New America Media, Video, Odette Keeley, Posted: Sep 04, 2010

NAM's Odette Keeley and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Umair Khan discuss the "Us Now" Bay Area fundraiser for Pakistan flood victims.