Author - Rupali Joshi

Over the years, our homes have slowly filled with little pieces of India—wooden décor, brass accents, colorful textiles, and those little things that somehow make a space feel familiar. Some came from trips to India, family gifted some, and some took a little searching to find. But lately, I’ve noticed something that makes me smile: Made-in-India décor, sweets, and more are showing up more often locally on the shelves of Walmart, Target, World Market, HomeGoods, Ross, Safeway, Costco, Fred...

For more than 40 years, Aruna Aunty—as we all lovingly call her—has called Spokane home, dedicating her time and energy to building a stronger, more welcoming community through service, compassion, and collaboration. Dr. Bhuta, a PhD Microbiologist, immigrated to the United States in 1971 to pursue graduate studies. She worked in the field for 13 years before relocating to Spokane in the 1980s. She worked with families with children with special healthcare needs for 20 years. Dr. Bhuta has...

March is celebrated as Women’s History Month in the US, an annual observance honoring the contributions of women throughout history and in contemporary society. Here’s a special story, created right here in our community by our Indian Desi girl, that’s truly worth sharing. With her family’s support, she raises her own while guiding countless others to heal, thrive, and build a brighter future. Success Story: Massuda From Skill-Building to Independent Seamstress https://www.sewshecan.org/succe...