New York Times: Breast Feeding
Years ago, when I lived on the Upper West Side, I used to have coffee with a bunch of mothers from my daughter’s school — the Philosophy Day School, “opposite Mayor Bloomberg’s house,” as we used to tell the taxi drivers. We would drop our children off in the morning and walk around the corner to drink mediocre brew and forge connections at Nectar Cafe.
New York Times: Sacred Sexism
I am a Hindu. I love my religion's glorious and imaginative epic stories, in which seers chose the moment they die and goddesses kill the bad guy while riding a tiger.
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New York Times: about Hinduism.
I am a Hindu. I love my religion's glorious and imaginative epic stories, in which seers chose the moment they die and goddesses kill the bad guy while riding a tiger.
New York Times: Essay award
Sometime in 1998, the New York Times announced an essay competition in its pages. I submitted an essay which won the award and launched my food-writing career
Maheshwar for Mint Lounge
The sound is like a heartbeat; the rhythmic click-clack of looms– seemingly– with no beginning or end, much like the flowing Narmada nearby.
New York Times | Internet Wake
AUNT SHEILA was dead. Although my family does not hold wakes by religious tradition (we are Hindu), my grandfather had picked up the practice from his British boss in India and instituted it in our family.
New York Times | Male Chefs on TV
As a woman, I know that making others feel good must be programmed in our genes, and Ms. Moulton acknowledges that. ''I'd say self-deprecation is a female trait,'' she said.
Hindustan Times | Yugadi or New Year
“The first thing we do on Yugadi is bring the new panchangam home and read it,” says Sree Gururaja. The Bangalorean talks about the customs that she continues to uphold.