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Disputed poll, divided government?
By Noah Coburn
Afghan election results will determine the prospect for peace talks.
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Nepal’s public-school wars
By Niranjan Kunwar
Political dissonance is threatening the vitality of public schools in Nepal’s new federal arrangement.
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Quiet and on the edge
By Aritra Bhattacharya
A first-time visitor’s observations of present-day Kashmir.
Cracked Earth
A waste of lives
By Edith Mirante
The scramble for jade in Myanmar's Kachin State.
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Well - read
How hate works
By Rakesh Shukla
A new book profiles individuals who participated in the 2002 anti-Muslim Gujarat pogroms.
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Mirrors
From ‘Mother India’ to ‘Mission Mangal’
By Damini Kulkarni
Homegrown technologies at the service of Indian nationalism in Hindi cinema.
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People & Politics
Disputed poll, divided government?
By Noah Coburn
Afghan election results will determine the prospect for peace talks.
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Gallery
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Fact sheet on Myanmar
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Before Democracy
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A dog in the fight
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Earthquake babies
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The aftershock
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Searching through the rubble
Grounded
Nepal’s public-school wars
By Niranjan Kunwar
Political dissonance is threatening the vitality of public schools in Nepal’s new federal arrangemen...
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Mediafile
Ad-freeze zone
By Chhetria Patrakar
The Modi government has reportedly been cutting ads to major newspapers.
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30 Years of Archives
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Illustration by Manjula Padmanabhan. From From 'Himal Southasian’s' Cartoon Congress Issue published in December 2008.
Visual arts in Southasia
Readings on visual arts in Southasia.
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Photo: Pixabay
The road to elections in Bangladesh
Readings on Bangladesh ahead of the 30 December 2018 elections.
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Comments
Quiet and on the edge
Snehal Sharma, 27 September 2019
It’s heart breaking! Thank you for actually doing what a journalist should do... because most of our Indian journalists have forgot about their role...
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Saif, 23 September 2019
Good short story... keep writing.
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Anuradha Banerjea, 18 September 2019
A sentimental but nevertheless engaging piece that captures vignettes of a time when India was on the cusp of modernisation. Marred by the author's ap...
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