When new Doctor Who companion Varada Sethu first told her family she wanted to be an actress, there wasn't immediate support.

Her breakout role on "The Office" and her creating hit shows like "Never Have I Ever" helped make Kaling a trailblazer in Hollywood.

The World Bank is committed to supporting women's and girls' voices and agency in South Asia. To that end, we are convening a series of events and initiatives throughout March to celebrate South Asian ...

Varada, who will be playing Ncuti Gatwa's sidekick, Belinda Chandra in the upcoming series, feels going into acting is "sadly still not encouraged in the South Asian community". "There's an ...

Dinusha Kumari Perera, a trailblazing Sri Lankan karateka, has reached a new milestone in her illustrious career with her appointment as the Women ... at the 2011 South Asian Senior Karate ...

“The inspiring thing about Merle is that she ... many news publications reported that she was the first South Asian woman to be given the honor — but 65 years prior, Merle was awarded a ...

This song, this video, it’s me taking that power back.” She also wanted to represent South Asian women in places largely dominated by others. “Often, when we think of extreme sports or ...

Payal Kadakia is an Indian-American entrepreneur renowned for founding ClassPass, the first billion-dollar company established by a South Asian woman. Forbes has released a list honouring South ...

Highlights Australian authors of South Asian heritage, Sushi Das, Balli Kaur Jaswal and Alicia Vrajlal speak at Australian Indian Digital Festival The event was attended by 187 women from ...