India

Sub-headings:

Indian History

India Travel & Tourism

Resources in this category:

Computers Today
http://www.india-today.com/ctoday/

"Computers Today [..] is India's most read infotech magazine. In 1998, the design of the publication was revamped, it was given a new logo and the frequency increased to fortnightly. It covers the latest in the industry and focusses on trends and prediactes future events in the computer world."

India Today
http://www.indiatoday.com/itoday/index.jsp

"India Today, launched in 1975, is India's most widely read news & current affairs magazine. It has a lively back-of-the-book section that reports on art, music, people, sports, books, entertainment and social trends. An expert team of editors, journalists, photographers and designers maintain its high standards of production." Hindi edition at: http://hindi.india-today.com/.

Kolam: A Mirror of Tamil Culture
http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/journal/kolam/index.htm

"KOLAM has been founded with the aim to present a wide-ranging picture of Tamil culture to anyone who is interested." Tamil is one of the Dravidian languages, which are primarily spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka (but also spoken in many other places in Asia and the Middle East), and it has the oldest extant literature of these languages.

Masala Magazine
http://www.masalamag.com/

"MASALA serves to bring the influence of the South Asian community to the American mainstream through a range of activities that include publishing, music distribution, marketing and advertising. Through this multipronged approach, we hope to add to the rich fabric of the American mosaic, to extend a reciprocal appreciation of cultures and to build a bridge across ethnic barriers that will span generations."

The Newspaper Today
http://newstodaynet.com/

"India's first and only e-newspaper."

SAMBAD: Bengali Internet Daily
http://www.sambad.com/

Daily news in Bengali. Published in Calcutta, India.

the-south-asian.com
http://www.the-south-asian.com/

the-south-asian.com is a U.K and U.S based [...] regional magazine of its kind on south Asia. [...] the-south-asian is meant to be a platform for a positive cultural dialogue - your literary contributions are welcome. However, our editorial policy will not allow us to publish any material that is irreverent and insensitive towards any religion, caste, creed, belief, nationality, or individual."