Sri Lanka: From segregated education to secular education
N. Sathiya Moorthy 28 May 2018 Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe deserves kudos for even belatedly... ....
2019
Issue 29 - Summer 2019
Indian Politics: — Modi Returns!
by Nilofar Suhrawardy 25 May 2019 Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s stunning victory in Indian parliamentary... ....
Nilofar Suhrawardy
5 Comment
Unforgettable Zia, As I Knew Him
By R Chowdhury 23 May 2019 Following my escape from Pakistan Army in 1971, I... ....
R. Chowdhury
5 Comment
From Colonialism to New Colonialism: Women’s Studies Centres in India
Dr. Firdous Azmat Siddiqui 22 May 2019 Let me begin with one main commandments of... ....
Dr. Firdous Azmat Siddiqui
5 Comment
2019 Election and the Debate Around the Issue of India’s Identity: A ‘Hindutva’ India or ‘Sarvadharma Sambhava’ India?
By: Rajit Das 22 May 2019 The world’s largest democracy is going through with elections... ....
Rajit Das
5 Comment
Book Review; The secular States, Religious Politics: India, Turkey and the Future of Secularism
by Zaboor Ahmad 20 May 2019 India and Turkey are the two leading examples of... ....
Zaboor Ahmad
5 Comment
Walking A Tightrope: Pakistan Struggles To Juggle Multiple Balls
By James M. Dorsey 16 May 2019 Pakistan risks falling off the tightrope it walks... ....
James M. Dorsey
5 Comment
Sri Lankan bombings: Reincarnation of red revolution
By B.Z. Khasru May 16, 2019 With a string of suicide bombings in Sri Lanka... ....
B. Z. Khasru
5 Comment
Bangladesh’s rape epidemic: Are these a case of deviant sexual behaviour or ‘System’s failure’?
By M Adil Khan 16 May 2019 In Bangladesh incidents of loot, plunder, enforced disappearances,... ....
M. Adil Khan
5 Comment
Nepal: A Growing Nation of Immigrants
by HARI PRASAD SHRESTHA 11 May 2019 Nowadays, a popular buzzword loudly heard in Nepal... ....
Hari Prasad Shrestha
5 Comment