This week on Diaspora Dreams we publish the fourth piece in our OCI's Guide to India — inheritance, wills, and the OCI estate. It is, for our money, the most consequential piece in the series so far: a will costs nothing to write and saves years; not writing one costs the family the time the OCI does not have. The piece joins the earlier reporting on property, the premier Indian institutes, and tax. One more is planned.
The Education desk has been renamed and reshaped — it now covers the three phases of the education-axis of diaspora life: where the diaspora comes from, where it studies, and where it returns. Pitches are open for first-person essays from diaspora students at foreign universities. The Yoga Conversation interview series continues — four conversations are published and we are approaching new subjects.
And the Diaspora Services pages are live — if the Government of India's systems are failing you, tell us. We use what readers send us to find stories.