India Might be Ready for a Covid Third Wave
According to Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, chief scientist at the World Health Organization, India is better equipped to deal with a potential third wave of corona...
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“Like Sugar in Milk”: Resistance and Preservation in Parsi Literature
In an article for The News, Arshad Yousafzai quotes, “Dr Minwalla said that in the next two decades there will be no Parsi anywhere in...
Featured PM Imran Khan Vows to Keep Exposing “Radicalized India”
The Prime Minister paid a rich tribute to the soldiers and martyrs on Defence Day. He commemorated the sacrifices of the army who were ever...
Kashmir or Kashmiri: What’s More Important?
The division of subcontinent – considered as blunder to many on either side of the border – made many Muslims start to dream. They dreamt...
Kashmir Caged; A Report From the Ground Jean/Kavita/Maimoona
(13 August 2019) A group of Human rights Activists, Jean Drèze, Kavita Krishnan and Maimoona Mollah, recently visited Kashmir. Today in a Press conference in...
“Surgical Strike 2.0” Or Big Bollywood Spectacle? by Andrew Korybko
India is portraying its first aerial violation of the Line of Control (LoC) in nearly half a century as another “surgical strike” against Pakistan that...
Psychological Aftereffects and Heritages of Partition of India by AKHTAR ALI SYED
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported in 2017 that nearly 65 million people live outside of their homeland due to ongoing conflicts and persecution. This...
What Delhi Needs to Learn from Islamabad by SYED ATA HASNANIN
Recently Pakistan was embarrassed in the UN General Assembly by its Permanent Representative’s gaffe, when she waved the photograph of a Palestinian girl injured in...
THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE PARIVAR OF HATE by Rahman Abbas
“Kerala Hindu Aikya Vedi” state president K P Sasikala hasn’t surprised me but has certainly ashamed Pakistani Taliban. The leader of “parivar” (family) of hate...
Murder of a Liberal Voice: Gauri Lankesh by ASHRAF LONE
The murder of a journalist and activist, always fighting for the cause of the poor, marginalised and tribals, Gauri Lankesh on 5 September in Bengaluru...
Hindu Extremism in India BY KHALID UMAR
Religious demographic data shows that there are 2.2 billion Christians (32% of the world’s population), 1.6 billion Muslims (23%), 1 billion Hindus (15%), nearly 500...
“Partition didn’t do to the Muslims what ‘secular’ India has done” by ASAD ZAIDI
In the small Rajput state of Karauli (in eastern Rajasthan), ruled from the Sultanate era by largely non-literate Jadon rulers claiming direct descent from Lord...
Say No to Ayurveda by Puneet Bedi
I was told to do a lumbar puncture in a few days old baby by my registrar. Lumbar puncture is when we insert a needle...
Romila Thaper Again faces RSS Wrath
New Delhi: Historian Romila Thapar is under attack yet again by the big brother of the Sangh Parivar — RSS. This time the RSS is breathing...
3 TALAQS: LETS TALK ABOUT DISCRIMINATION by Arghya Sengupta
There is something naturally perverse about a husband being given the right to annul his marriage unilaterally by merely uttering the word ‘talaq’ thrice. It...
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE & HINDUISM by BY MADHURI SHEKAR & HARI VENKATACHALAM
FROM THE STONEWALL RIOTS IN NEW YORK back in 1969 to the recent legalization of same-sex marriages, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues have been...
Global Controversies over CPEC by SHAM ALI
Under developed country’s soil is pretty fertile sowing seeds of misconception turn little confusions into bigger than Himalaya and their solution rockier than Rockies whenever...
Trump get tough on Pakistan
The US president, while addressing his first Prime-time got tough on Pakistan and indicated his actions to tackle terrorism. He said: “I will not say...
“A Beautiful Mistake; Review” by Wani Nazir
Genre: Novel Author: Maya Khanelwal Published by: Partridge India Year of Publication: 2013 Language: English ISBN: 978-1482810189 Pp: 438 Price: Rs 751.00 Reviewed by: Wani...
“Shahid Azami, not Forgotten” by ZEESHAN KHOKHAR
My family, my childhood, my innocence, & my world was terrorised by my own fellow countrymen in a matter of seconds; I witnessed my neighbor...
