daily californian logo

BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

tag

India

Page 1 of 10

As the daughter of immigrants, this memory produces conflicting feelings. Now aware of the historical context of imperialism and appropriation that my heritage country has suffered, is it not okay for my non-Indian friends to wear my clothes as costumes?
featured article
As the daughter of immigrants, this memory produces conflicting feelings. Now aware of the historical context of imperialism and appropriation that my heritage country has suffered, is it not okay for my non-Indian friends to wear my clothes as costumes?
featured article
Students at UC Berkeley celebrated Eid al-Fitr, a major Muslim holiday that marks the end of the month of Ramadan, with food and loved ones.
featured article
Students at UC Berkeley celebrated Eid al-Fitr, a major Muslim holiday that marks the end of the month of Ramadan, with food and loved ones.
featured article
UC Berkeley’s premier Bharatanatyam dance team placed first at the 2023 Mayuri Indian Classical Dance Competition held at the University of Maryland on Saturday, earning Natya a spot at nationals. 
featured article
UC Berkeley’s premier Bharatanatyam dance team placed first at the 2023 Mayuri Indian Classical Dance Competition held at the University of Maryland on Saturday, earning Natya a spot at nationals. 
featured article
Lee Riley, UC Berkeley School of Public Health professor and chair of the infectious disease and vaccinology division, died at age 73 on Oct. 19. 
featured article
Lee Riley, UC Berkeley School of Public Health professor and chair of the infectious disease and vaccinology division, died at age 73 on Oct. 19. 
featured article
Although the consequences of climate change may not always be visible to us, they are still invading the boundaries of our personal and professional lives by hindering our peace and mental well-being.
featured article
Although the consequences of climate change may not always be visible to us, they are still invading the boundaries of our personal and professional lives by hindering our peace and mental well-being.
featured article
Vegans and meat eaters alike crowded the Bizerkeley Food Festival today at in celebration of veganism, animal advocacy and local plant-based eats. 
featured article
Vegans and meat eaters alike crowded the Bizerkeley Food Festival today at in celebration of veganism, animal advocacy and local plant-based eats. 
featured article
My clasped control on my manicured identity had given me multiple eating disorders and a vapid social circle with no one to really talk to.
featured article
My clasped control on my manicured identity had given me multiple eating disorders and a vapid social circle with no one to really talk to.
featured article
I looked at myself, decked out in the same brands that once eluded me, that once wielded such power over me. Is this what made me American?
featured article
I looked at myself, decked out in the same brands that once eluded me, that once wielded such power over me. Is this what made me American?
featured article
In this town, there is a Hindu temple to the South, a Muslim mosque to the East, Christian church to the West and a Jewish synagogue to the North. They are all within 1 kilometer of each other. 
featured article
In this town, there is a Hindu temple to the South, a Muslim mosque to the East, Christian church to the West and a Jewish synagogue to the North. They are all within 1 kilometer of each other. 
featured article
Across campus, international students are facing challenges seeing their families this winter break — challenges that most U.S. students wouldn’t face.
featured article
Across campus, international students are facing challenges seeing their families this winter break — challenges that most U.S. students wouldn’t face.
featured article