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Category: South Asia

The Great Game Of Geopolitics & A Dragon

For long, India has been countering China’s growing influence in Asia and other parts of the world. India has tried to sensitise the global community on the adverse effects of […]

She Disappears With A New Identity

She has disguised herself as a boy for more than a decade. Sitara Wafadar has done so because of her parents, who have no ‘son’. Sitara lives by the gender-twisting […]

Afghanistan & The Changing South Asia

Pakistan expressed anger over the US’ effort to include India in Afghanistan’s reconstruction project in 2017. Islamabad also asked Kabul to maintain a ‘safe’ distance with New Delhi. However, the […]

Shadow War Is Dangerous

War cannot resolve any crisis. We should avoid war and try to resolve crises through peaceful negotiation. A modern civilised society follows these rules. And if a war becomes inevitable, […]

A Skull Narrates?

Historian Kim Wagner received an email from a couple in 2014. The couple mentioned in their mail that they owned a skull and did not feel comfortable with it. Also, […]

Platinum Jubilee Of A ‘Genocide’…

The year 1943. Around 2.1 million people, out of a population of 60.3 million, died in Bengal Province of then British India (now the eastern Indian province of West Bengal […]

MODIfication On OBOR?

The Narendra Modi government in India plans to change its (foreign) policy towards neighbouring China. New Delhi has decided not to criticise or oppose Beijing’s high-profile ‘One Belt One Road’ […]

The Legacy Of Asma Jahangir

Human Rights leader Asma Jahangir of Pakistan died in Lahore on February 11, 2018, at the age of 66. Those – who knew her personally – felt the loss of […]