Book Review: A Piece of Peace
In her new book, "A Piece of Peace" Sweta Vikram opens up about her chronic illness and her determination to triumph over it - ... read more

Editorial: Little Things I Learned from the Pandemic of 2020
Now that the great pandemic of 2020 is over in the U.S. (at least this is what we are asked to believe), scholars and historians will document the human misery brought upon us by COVID-19. . ... read more

Commentary: Joe Biden's Presidency-the First One-Hundred Days
President Joe Biden is a likable man. What could be a better way for him to start his presidency than doling out free money to his fellow Americans?... read more

Humor: Party Tonight
After more than a year of quarantine, I am tired of my ascetic life. I don’t dress up. I don't party. ... read more

Perspective: For Sale: Social Media Followers
IThere is a new kind of enterprise in town. It's called "purchasing Social Media Followers." ... read more

BookReview: Big Little Breakthroughs
Being an admirer of Malcolm Gladwell's writings, I started liking this book at the outset due to the similar style used by Josh Linkner in his latest - ... read more

Current Affairs: Who Is Afraid of A Hispanic Majority?
Hispanics, mostly Mexicans, and those coming from other Spanish-speaking countries are the largest minority group in America. There is an influx of undocumented immigrants coming into the U.S. from those countries. ... read more

Essay: Fragility of Technology
In the mid-1980s when computer-aided automation was coming of age, technology loomed large on my mind. I switched to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and made a recognizable contribution to the Factory of the Future projects. ... read more

Observation: The Mayhem of May
I'll call this the mayhem of May. I have been getting news about people I knew in India dying of COVID. ... read more

HealthTalk: The Mental Health Impact of COVID-19 on Our Children
I want to share with you my personal experience during the COVID-19 lockdown. .... read more

Out of My Mind: The Cardigan
I was gathering clothes for donation when I found a dark brown cardigan hanging in the corner of my closet. ... read more

American Scene:America's Losing Streak
While the United States of America is considered as the only superpower that exists today, the fact remains that it hasn't won wars since WW II (in 1945). . ... read more

Trivia Potpourri
1. Machu Picchu belonged to which South American civilization? .. read more

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