How the Bengal Famine Changed South Asian Genes
New epigenetics research shows that British-induced starvation didn’t just kill millions — it rewired bodies for generations.
Tulika Bose
The Forgotten Indian Roots of Flamenco
The Romani endured centuries of persecution to shape Spain’s most iconic dance. Now, a new generation is reclaiming its history.
The Myth of the “Smelly” South Asian
From colonial disgust to “imagine the smell” memes, the racist trope is back. But the real question is: who decides what stinks?
Satyendra Nath Bose, the God Particle Genius
The Bengali physicist discovered the universe’s tiniest building blocks and earned Einstein’s praise — yet history overlooked him.
Why Won’t America Let Us Have Mustard Oil?
A 1970s rat study is keeping Bengalis from their aachars and hilsa. They want answers — and their tel back.
Why is Mahendra Patel Still in Jail?
An Indian American engineer has spent weeks behind bars in Georgia, even as new footage reveals a shocking lack of evidence.
Do South Asians Have a Secret Drinking Problem?
The British used alcohol to control the community. A Surgeon General advisory finds it’s now killing us in new ways.
