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3 weeks ago | 
khabar.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
Home > Magazine > Editorial > Editorial: “Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”By Parthiv N. Parekh Reflections on the recent India-Pakistan military skirmishes and concerns of escalation towards nuclear war.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
indiacurrents.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
There are many self-respecting Americans who support President Trump’s aggressive agenda to clean up the mess of illegal immigration because they rightfully want to hold America as a nation of laws. Wouldn’t letting them live and operate freely amongst us amount to a mockery of the law of the land? And so, even those supporters of Trump’s immigration agenda who are not racists or mean-spirited feel righteous in wanting these illegal immigrants deported.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
khabar.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
Home > Magazine > Editorial > Family and Communal Values: The Need of the TimesBy Parthiv N. Parekh In Georgia’s Indian American community, Ashwin Ramaswami is no longer a stranger.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
americankahani.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
There are many self-respecting Americans who support President Trump’s aggressive agenda to clean up the mess of illegal immigration because they rightfully want to hold up America as a nation of laws. Wouldn’t letting them live and operate freely amongst us amount to a mockery of the law of the land? And so, even those supporters of Trump’s immigration agenda who are not racists or mean-spirited feel righteous in wanting these illegal immigrants deported.
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Oct 5, 2024 | 
indiacurrents.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
When we scratch beneath the surface of urban myths and partisan propaganda to objectively study the track record and policy positions of both parties, we see the absurdity of the false equivalency that many have framed around Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Is the popular narrative—that the Republican party is better for the economy—true?
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
americankahani.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
SHOW ME THE MONEY – PERFORMANCE ON THE ECONOMYIs the popular narrative — that the Republican party is better for the economy—true? One need not be an expert or an economist to consider the accuracy of this claim. One only needs to look at the presidencies that we have lived through in recent decades. Bill Clinton (Democrat) gave us a record job creation of 22.7 million and a budget surplus of $559 billion.
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Sep 15, 2024 | 
khabar.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
Home > Magazine > Editorial > Presidential Election 2024: Which Political Party is Better for the Economy? By Parthiv N. Parekh Looking at the track record and ideologies of both parties with reference to tax cuts, income redistribution, deregulation, and more.
As one of the wealthiest demographic groups in the United States, Indian Americans are naturally tuned into issues related to financial prosperity, fiscal responsibility, and the ability to start and grow businesses.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
indiacurrents.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
As one of the wealthiest demographic groups in the United States, Indian Americans are naturally tuned into issues related to financial prosperity, fiscal responsibility, and the ability to start and grow businesses. What often comes up in the political conversation on this topic is the popular Democratic rant against Republicans, criticizing them for their obsession with tax cuts benefiting the wealthy. This hits too close to home for many of us.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
americankahani.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
As one of the wealthiest demographic groups in the United States, Indian Americans are naturally tuned into issues related to financial prosperity, fiscal responsibility, and the ability to start and grow businesses. What often comes up in political conversations on this topic is the popular Democratic rant against Republicans, criticizing them for their obsession with tax cuts benefiting the wealthy. This hits too close to home for many of us.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
thehill.com | Parthiv N. Parekh
The Uncommitted National Movement, a loose coalition of activists, is praiseworthy for its spirited efforts to pressure the Democratic Party, and now its nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris to bring about a ceasefire in Gaza and impose an arms embargo against Israel. Despite the movement’s success in galvanizing tens of thousands of activists, it was denied a speaking spot at last month’s Democratic National Convention.
