Aug. 19 – Tulsidas Jayanti
Aug. 19 – World Humanitarian Day
Aug. 21 – Varalakshmi Vrat
Aug. 23 – Shravana Putrada Ekadashi
Aug. 26 – Milad un-Nabi
Aug. 26 – Onam
Aug. 26 – Women’s Equality Day
Aug. 27 – Gayatri Jayanti
Aug. 27 – Shravana Purnima (Full Moon)
Aug. 28 – Raksha Bandhan
Aug. 30 – Kajari Tej
Sep. 2 – Randhan Chhath
Sep. 4 – Krishna Janmashtami
Sep. 4 – Kali Jayanti
Sep. 5 – Teacher’s Day
Sep. 5 – Selichot
Sep. 5 – International Day of Charity
By Hiren Deliwala - We pray because we have run out of other things to do. When you cannot fix the thing that needs fixing, you reach for what feels like action. Prayer is action.
Impact of Speeding Tickets on Auto Insurance
By Anuj Kasera - For the purpose of this discussion, we will discuss some of the questions that you may have after getting a ticket.
Open Atlas Summit 2026: The Room Every Immigrant Needs
The 2026 event is returning with a larger program, more tracks and expanded opportunities for immigrants building their futures in the United States.
The Ultimate Copyrighter
By Preethi Sriram - One can see then that there does not have to be duality and division but unity in the two concepts of “mine” vs “yours”.
Why Strength Training is One of the Best Medicines for Menopause
By Lavanya Kethamukkala - If you’ve ever thought, “I’m doing everything the same, but my body feels different,” you’re not imagining it.
If India Had a Citizenship Test, Would You Actually Pass It?
The country doesn't have a citizenship test. But if they did, what would it look like?
Stop Calling it “Curry”: The Dark Colonial History of Indian Food
Trevor Noah and Eugene sit down with acclaimed chef Asma Khan to explore why our understanding of Indian cuisine is largely shaped by colonial history, simplified menus, and completely fabricated words.
