In the popularity of Delhi food, the far superior Dehli food is being forgotten scroll.in/magazine/97027… via Scroll.in

How Tipu Sultan and Haidar Ali inspired America’s founding fathers in their quest for freedom scroll.in/global/970265/… via Scroll Global

‘My mother and grandparents instilled us with pride’: Kamala Harris on her Indian American identity scroll.in/global/970493/… via Scroll Global

While celebrating Kamala Harris, we shouldn’t forget her trailblazer mother’s contribution to the US scroll.in/global/970540/… via Scroll Global Maya Harris @meenaharris

Over 40 episodes, Hasan Minhaj’s Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj had just one message: Speak truth to power scroll.in/global/971186/… via Scroll Global

In India, coronavirus has created a ‘crisis within a crisis’ by bringing migration abroad to a halt Anisha scroll.in/global/970268/… via Scroll Global

After seven decades, the children of Partition are going back home through virtual reality, writes Anisha scroll.in/global/971331/… via Scroll Global

For those delegitimising Tippoo Saëb, an important lesson from his emissaries’ trip to 1788 France scroll.in/global/970264/… via Scroll Global

The silent mental health crisis among South Asian immigrants is crying to be addressed, writes Amanat Khullar scroll.in/global/971366/… via Scroll Global

What Joe Biden’s presidency might mean for H-1B visas and Indian immigration to the US. A thoroughly-researched, lucidly-written piece by Anisha scroll.in/global/972393/… via Scroll Global

An American teacher’s online Malayalam lessons have won her a following even in Kerala scroll.in/global/973240/… via Scroll Global

Günter Grass takes away attention here, but wonderful to see the Scroll piece on Emma Brainerd-Ryder and Bombay Sorosis mentioned on Literary Hub Daily lithub.com/lit-hub-daily-… (naresh fernandes, Aman Khanna - thank you!)

New on stck.me - audio. First recorded sound - Thomas Edison sings ‘Mary had a little lamb’ samir.scrollstack.com/post/1995/Firs… Nameet | Muzify.com Karthik Nagarajan

Sign of our times. In Bandra, someone has stuck a Ram Temple sticker on the word ‘British’ in an old sign.

A heartbreaking photo essay: India’s precious wildlife is drowning and dying in our filth scroll.in/magazine/98631…

My story about solar rooftops in Jharkhand is a finalist in this year's #CCNowJournalismAwards. Scroll.in also got a little special mention in the intro. :) Thanks to Aman Khanna Supriya Sharma naresh fernandes Covering Climate Now 🦋 @coveringclimate.org coveringclimatenow.org/projects/the-2…

Thread: I wrote 36 historical features for Scroll.in in 2023. Here is a list of the five articles I enjoyed working on the most. 1. How a German missionary changed the way houses were roofed in western India - The story behind Mangalore tiles. scroll.in/magazine/10421… 1/n

The world’s most prolific tea drinkers are not in the UK or India, but in a sparsely-populated German region. bbc.com/travel/article…

Arresting the driver of a passing car? The Delhi authorities have learnt little from the tragedy. Their reaction to it is as unthinking and slapdash as the enforcement of their municipal regulations.

How Bombay got its very own architectural language. A fascinating piece by Mustansir Dalvi. scroll.in/magazine/10713…