Khaas Baat - A Publication for Indian Americans in Florida

11/11/2025

Planning weekend activities? Be sure to check our Events Calendar.
Are you a community organizer? Submit event details to be listed in a future issue, by emailing [email protected] Deadline is the 20th of the month.

03/11/2025

The November issue of KhaasBaat is available in print and online, look for community news and events, along with regular columns on health, cars, immigration, art, astrology and more.
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02/11/2025

Congratulations Team India!

Hosts India clinched their maiden ICC Women's Cricket World Cup title with a superb win over South Africa in the final.

20/10/2025

Happy Diwali! 🪔

16/10/2025

Now open in Orlando.

07/10/2025

The October issue has a round up of celebrations in your Florida community along with columns on health, cars, immigration, astrology and more. Pick up your copy or read online, link in comments.

22/09/2025

The feminine aspect is known as Devi (goddess, in Sanskrit), which is a manifestation of Shakti, the creative and energetic force of the Divine. Navarātri is not only about honoring the role these various female manifestations (e.g. Lakshmi, Parvati, Saraswati) play in Hinduism, but also the role t...

19/09/2025

https://time.com/7315024/kid-of-the-year-2025/?s=09

Through her hard work, 17-year-old Tejasvi Manoj—TIME Kid of the Year for 2025—hopes to create a safer world for seniors.

01/09/2025

The September issue is out in print and online, look for Navratri celebrations near you, along with Florida news and columns on health, cars, tax planning, astrology and more.
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27/08/2025

Recognize chronic stress and take steps to manage it, please share with anyone who can benefit.

23/08/2025

14/08/2025

Well written and researched article in the Tampa Bay Times this week.
"Between 1960 and 1980, the number of Indian immigrants living in the U.S. grew from about 12,000 to 206,000, according to the Migration Policy Institute. In 2023, that number was over 3.2 million."

"About 43,000 Indian Americans lived in the Tampa Bay region as of the 2020 census."

"This first major wave of Indian immigrants is retiring in a country where few in their community have grown old."

“We call him ‘young punk,’” Anil Shukla said, nudging Suresh Tijoriwal’s shoulder. Tijoriwal laughed.