The median income of $123.2K of young households ages 25-44 in Massachusetts is the highest in the nation. [more]

by Java Joshi
Do your parents feel lonely at home? It's a question many South Asian families quietly wrestle with, especially while juggling careers, children, and the deep-rooted responsibility of caring for aging loved ones. [more]

by Geetha Patil
The United India Association of New England (UIANE) marked an important milestone for the local Indian‑American community by hosting its first Youth Empowerment Summit on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at Durga Hall, Shivalaya Temple of Greater Boston. The well‑attended event brought together high school students, college youth, young professionals, parents, educators, and community leaders from across Greater Boston and neighboring New England states. [more]

It was a night where philanthropy met celebration. entrepreneurs. Dedicated supporters gathered for the annual Akshaya Patra Foundation USA Boston Gala. Driven by a shared mission to keep children in school through the power of a nutritious meal, the Boston community opened its heart—and its wallets—raising an incredible $1 million for the cause. [more]

On the auspicious spring morning of May 2nd, the New England Hindu Temple transformed into a vibrant center of devotion and cultural celebration as it hosted a grand Sahasra Kalashabhishekam dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya (Muruga). The magnificent event drew hundreds of devotees from across the region, gathering to witness the sacred rituals and partake in the divine blessings. [more]

The city of Boston once again found itself in the spotlight -this time not for its renowned academic institutions or thriving industries, but rather for the Vaggeyakara Vaibhavam, Sruthilaya Shiromani award ceremony and Carnatic music concert presented by Sruthilayalu at Grafton Middle School on Saturday, April 11th, in the esteemed presence of Maha Vidwan Sri Malladi Suribabu garu. [more]

The Sacred Pens of Dharma event, held at the Sri Lakshmi Temple, brought together authors, community leaders, and families for an inspiring celebration of Hindu storytelling, culture, and values through literature for children and young readers. [more]

An Indian American group, led by Dr. Amrut & Deena Patel, Sumesh Hirway, Rakesh & Aditi Soni, Rakesh Kavsari, Girish Soni, Hardik Patel, Sanjay Gokhale, and Abhishek Singh, joined U.S. Senator Jack Reed at his annual Spring Breakfast held at the historic Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston, Rhode Island, strengthening ties and fostering meaningful community relationships. [more]

In a profound display of devotion and community spirit, Chinmaya Maruti in Andover, Massachusetts, hosted the Annual Akhand Ramayan Path on May 1 and May 2. The event featured a continuous, 24-hour reading of the Shri Ramcharitmanas, composed by the revered poet-saint Tulsidas. [more]

Satsang Center will be celebrating Shivratri (5/15) and Sri Krishna Leela Katha and Yagna (6/11-14). [more]

IAGB presents New England Senior Expo (5/16, Burlington) and Discover India: Pehnawa-Weaves of India (5/19, Sharon). [more]

Spring has finally arrived, and New Englanders look forward to getting out and enjoying themselves. One activity that has stood the test of time is Hindu Heritage Day, which will be held this year on May 16, 2026, from 3PM to 8 PM, in Diamond Middle School, Lexington, MA. [more]

Rhode Island Hindi Temple Society presents a Community Mela with a taste of Indian culture and traditions on May 16th in Warwick, RI. [more]

The IAGB 5K Run Walk for Education & Vision will take place on Saturday, May 30, 2026. This is a community event supporting Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation and Vision-Aid, two nonprofit organizations dedicated to empowering underserved communities through education and vision rehabilitation. [more]

Written, composed, and choreographed by Local talent, "Shodasa Kalanidhi" takes you through the 16 rituals (often known as Shodasopachara) for GOD and states / concludes that "Maanavseva ye Maadhavseva". [more]

The New England Ekal family warmly invites you to an unforgettable afternoon of music, devotion, and community at UTSAV: Bhajan Clubbing for a Purpose on June 6 in Marlboro, MA. [more]

After the success of the first Season of Natya Samaagam, we now bring to you 9 new creative works by artists at the Historic Plaza Black Box theater at the vibrant theater district in Boston from June 12-14, 2026. [more]

Sewa International Boston team invites you to theur Annual Gala, UJWAL: Nourishing Minds, Powering Progress, on June 13, 2026 at the Boston Marriott Newton. [more]

Vision Aid warmly invite you to our signature annual event on Sunday, July 26th from 4 to 7:30 pm. Immerse yourself in the Broadway Style Historical Spectacular "Brothers in Arms: The Lions of Sivaganga" — a breathtaking dance production honoring the unsung heroes of the Indian Independence movement. [more]

Registration for Vivekananda Family Camp 2026 from 8/16/26-8/22/26 in Dublin, NH (lovely and beautiful Monadnock Region of New Hampshire, right on the border of MA and NH) is now open. [more]

by Suryaa Ramaswamy
From the moment the Surabhi series (2025-2026) was announced, it was clear that this was far more than a set of performances. The Council of Indian Fine Arts signaled a larger vision: to nurture local artists, create meaningful platforms, and bring world-class performers into our community. With Surabhi, they fulfilled that promise beautifully. [more]

Author of "The Full Plate" Jha describes state of eduction in India drawing from his experience with four NGOs Vidya Bharthi, Ekal Vidyalaya, Pratham and AIF. He currently serves on the board of Vidya Bharati Foundation of USA. [more]

Sewa International USA, in partnership with Project LEARN and Lowell Public Schools, has launched the ASPIRE STEM Enrichment Program across middle and high school sites in Lowell. What began as a three-month planning initiative has evolved into a live program serving 67 students as of March 2026, with participation continuing to grow — driven by peer referrals and sustained engagement. [more]

by Dr. Indrajeet Tyagi and Dr. Iranna Hirapur
As we continue to battle seasonal infections, air pollution, and rising respiratory illnesses, pneumonia remains one of the most underestimated yet dangerous diseases affecting children, adults, and the elderly alike. Often mistaken for a “simple chest infection” or severe cold, pneumonia can rapidly progress into a life-threatening condition if not diagnosed and treated early. [more]

by Geetha Patil and Dr. Indrajeet Tyagi
As spring transitions into summer across the United States, nature comes alive with blooming trees, grasses, and flowers. While this seasonal change brings beauty and renewal, it also introduces a less visible challenge—airborne pollen. For millions of residents, including a significant number within the Indian diaspora, pollen season marks the onset of allergic symptoms such as sneezing, persistent cough, nasal congestion, watery eyes, and general fatigue. [more]

Here is a stronger Tulsi Immunity Tea for cold, cough, and pollen allergy symptoms. [more]

I'm reading a book on anti-gravity. It's impossible to put down. [more]

Foliage beauty. [more]

The will is not free - it is a phenomenon bound by cause and effect - but there is something behind the will which is free. Swami Vivekananda. [more]