My name is not a spelling mistake
Vidya Narayanan explains the disconnect between technology and diversity, and what it means to her as an 'immigrant'.
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Real stories of Indian women living, working, and thriving across the world.
Vidya Narayanan explains the disconnect between technology and diversity, and what it means to her as an 'immigrant'.
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Aarushi Grover, a scientist originally from Chandigarh, reflects on nearly a decade of life in California.
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Niharika grew up between California and Bangalore, and then moved to the US alone at 18. Her story of identity, ambition, and belonging is one every immigrant woman will relate to.
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Between visa hurdles, adjusting to a new culture, and raising two young children, Shruti had every reason to slow down — but instead, she built back stronger.
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With a spark of an idea and relentless determination, Kudrat D. Chaudhary Kontilis spearheaded the recognition of South Asian-American Heritage Month, making San Francisco the first major US city to officially honour South Asian contributions.
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Nilasha shares her journey from India to a foreign land, overcoming self-doubt and cultural challenges to embrace her artistic freedom and personal growth
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What happens when a woman leaves behind a small Indian town for a small Dutch one — alone?
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What happens when you stop following the script? Mahek shares her raw journey as an Indian woman from Gujarat to Australia.
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The interviewee (name withheld on request), originally from Calcutta, moved to London for her Master’s and now works as a consultant at a law firm. She found the…
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Karishma moved to Australia in 2007 and found herself on a path of self-love and discovery. Here's her story.
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