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Category: South Asia

They Were Not The Only Ones

Dedicated to my Apa (elder sister) Farah Deeba Deepti, the member of Election Management Committee (of Bangladesh Awami League) and Executive Member of Bangladesh-India Friendship Society… The Indians usually blame […]

Not Clandestine, Anymore

It can be uttered with confidence that people in general have neither seen Government spies, nor heard them speak, as it has been the general protocol for international intelligence agencies […]

The Children Go Hungry

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has expressed serious concern over the current political and economic situation in Sri Lanka, saying that children are spending days without food in the tiny […]

Justice Cries Out Amidst Silence

Each and every Indian would like to believe the words of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who spoke about the national unity, empathy towards all citizens, respect for women, etc., while […]

Shouldering A Responsibility

For a decade, Radhamani, a librarian at the Pratibha Public Library in the southern Indian province of Kerala, has been walking door to door to distribute books for just INR […]

In Order To Consolidate & Promote

It may be said that after dilly-dallying for quite some time, the Chinese surveillance ship, Yuan Wang-5, anchored at Hambantota port of Sri Lanka on August 16 (2022) morning. Prior […]

Returning Of The Colonial Loot

Britain recently returned a number of old artefacts, reportedly taken away by the Britishers during the colonial era, to India. On August 19, seven such artefacts, kept in a Scottish […]

In Spite Of Oppression

Although Pakistan observes Independence Day annually on August 14, these people do not participate in it. In spite of the fear of oppression by the Pakistani Army on their home […]

What A Depiction

“Racism is taught in our society… it is not automatic. It is learned behaviour toward persons with dissimilar physical characteristics.” – Alexander (Alex) Murray Palmer Haley (August 11, 1921 – […]