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Issue 21 – Summer 2017
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The Mashal Khan Incident in Pakistan: A Short Analysis0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 20, 2017
On April 13, 2017, a mob at Mardan University in KPK tortured two students one of whom was lynched to death over rumors of blasphemy allegations. It was reported that a FIR (First Incident Report) had been registered against several suspects allegedly involved in the killing of Mashal Khan, a resident of Swabi and a
READ MOREA New Difficult Kashmir0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 19, 2017
Dr. Adfer Shah A Different Generation On stopping their smaller toddler of barely six years old, from going out while the stone pelting and clashes were on, the parents got somewhat a strange and a worth shocking reply from him. The boy angrily shouted, “Now when you have two sons (he and his elder brother),
READ MOREBangladesh Prime Minister’s Delhi Visit0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 16, 2017
By Shamsher M. Chowdhury, BB* It has become usual pattern for any political interaction between Bangladesh and India at the highest political level to be preceded, and followed, by an endless stream of analysis and curiosity on both sides of the border, but more so in Bangladesh. The just concluded official visit of Bangladesh Prime
READ MOREWhy India does not want the United States to mediate in India-Pakistan parley?0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 12, 2017
United Nations General Assembly during its 70th session in September, 2015 By Maria Amjad US ambassador to the United Nations (UN) Nikki Haley in remarks at a news conference on Monday, 3rd April 2017, said that the United States is concerned about the current India-Pakistan impasse and would like to “find its place” in moves to
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Intra-Party Democracy in Bangladesh: A Study of AL and BNP’S General Secretary/ Secretary General Elections1
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 11, 2017
Abu Sufian Shamrat Introduction Intra-party democracy encourages a culture of democratic deliberation and debate on issues of national importance. Thereby, collective ownership of the party members over decision-making process is established. Also, it promotes party unity by reducing fragmentation and factionalism; creates legitimate internal conflict management systems and reduces the opportunistic and arbitrary use of
READ MOREMuslim Matters…0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 5, 2017
Sathiya Moorthy The Sunday Leader, Colombo, 2 April 2017 Hakeem is more to the point that any merger of the North and the East would require the nation to address the expectations of other ‘ethnic minorities’ too The current leadership of the Upcountry Tamils are as vocal as any other, and as ‘demonstrative’ as any other,
READ MOREIndia’s linguistic imperialism: Tamil Nadu resents central imposition of Hindi on them!0
- Blog, Issue 21 – Summer 2017
- April 1, 2017
Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal There is a popular saying in Tamil Nadu which approximately says not to waste their time on unproductive things like an idling person having found no employment or work to be busy with, went on to shave a domestic animal. Similarly, some people feeling boredom kept on digging the earth and
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