By Dr. Farhan Zahid The global campaign against terrorism may have started after the tragic events on 9/11, but it was certainly not the first time the world community had to...
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The Modern Horrors of India’s Ancient Injustice: How a Government has Abandoned Millions—and they are Fighting Back
Novelist and activist Arundhati Roy has called the Indian caste system, “the great project of unseeing.” In an effort to be seen and heard, a powerful group of Indian women are...
Why India and Pakistan can Draw Lessons from China’s Two-Child Policy
In 1979, when the Chinese government introduced the ‘one-child policy’, there was widespread criticism as it was felt that it was the biggest social engineering project ever...
Demystifying Kashmir
The Kashmir issue is typically cast as a "territorial dispute" between two belligerent and well-armed powers in South Asia. But there is much more to the story than that....
A Deadly Triangle: Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India
AT SIX O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING of February 26, 2010, Major Mitali Madhumita was awakened by the ringing of her mobile phone. Mitali, a 35-year-old Indian army officer from Orissa,...
India’s Arundhati Roy Returns National Award
Renowned South Asian writer Arundhati Roy returned on Thursday her National Award for Best Screenplay, which she won in 1989. Returning her award, the Booker Prize winner said...
India's Arundhati Roy Returns National Award
Renowned South Asian writer Arundhati Roy returned on Thursday her National Award for Best Screenplay, which she won in 1989. Returning her award, the Booker Prize winner said...
India’s Goal is to Deny Pakistan ‘Strategic Depth’ In Afghanistan: US Report
India’s goals are to deny Pakistan “strategic depth” in Afghanistan and the ability to block India from trade and other connections to Central Asia and beyond, and to...
India’s Goal is to Deny Pakistan 'Strategic Depth' In Afghanistan: US Report
India’s goals are to deny Pakistan “strategic depth” in Afghanistan and the ability to block India from trade and other connections to Central Asia and beyond, and to...
Study Centre for Research on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to be Established
Islamabad The Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) has distributed 3,556 scholarships worth Rs95.64 million in 2014-15, said QAU Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Javed Ashraf. He said this...
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