Reviews

Eid Mubarak

April 21, 2023

Book review: The Black Coat, a novel by Neamat Imam

March 26, 2023

A Bangladeshi builds a $4b pharma in US with promises of cheap Covid treatment

November 20, 2022

Not Only in Ladakh, India Losing Ground in Bangladesh Too

June 18, 2020

Human Rights Violations in Kashmir: A Case Study of 2017

June 5, 2018

Bangladesh: An Open Letter to Foreign Minister Abdul Momen

June 6, 2020

ABOUT US

Founded in 2011, South Asia Journal (SAJ) is a policy magazine focused on issues relating to South Asia. Bearing no political affiliation, the journal’s goal is to provide discerning, critical perspectives on the South Asian sub-continent and its evolving relationship to the broader world. SAJ aims to highlight emerging regional trends, especially issues which call for more emphasis among decision makers and policy framers.

Book review: Left, Right and Centre: The Idea of India

Defeat is an Orphan: How Pakistan Lost the Great South Asian War

Textual Evidence from Early India Tells Us the Ancients Weren’t as Tolerant as We Think

Book review: Bangladesh – Political and Literary Reflections on A Divided Country

Book Review; The Raisina Model; Indian Democracy at 70

Why Scams Are Here to Stay

On Art Of Crafting Authorial Intimacy: Deconstructing Salman Rushdie’s “I” In Shame, A Pakistani Novel

Jinnah: India-Partition-Independence is a book written by Jaswant Singh

The Rohingyas – Inside Myanmar’s Hidden Genocide, book review

Sikh Mazhab Se Mutalliq Motabar Muslim Shaksiyat (Urdu) (“Respected Muslim Personalities Related to the Sikh Religion”)

EDITOR PICKS