Posted on 20 February 2012 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
From the politically motivated exclusion of Salman Rushdie from the Jaipur Literary Festival to the exploitation of the people of the Andaman islands, Sujoy Dhar updates us with news from India. Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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Continue ReadingPosted on 18 January 2012 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
Spats, brawls, scuffles, tiffs and quibbles: call them what you want but 2011 was full of confrontations and Newsline recaps the biggest face-offs of 2011. Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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Continue ReadingPosted on 28 December 2011 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
Pakistan and India may not be friends, but they should not be foes either and if they can’t be friendly the least they can do is just be normal. Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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Continue ReadingPosted on 13 September 2011 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
If Britain does not pay heed to the lessons of its periodic paroxysms of violence, the unrest that is deeply embedded in its political economy will reignite at some point. Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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Continue ReadingPosted on 15 August 2011 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
We all need to let those who are gay be true to themselves – in peace. After all, doesn’t homophobia seem philosophically inconsistent with the idea of a peaceful religion and a loving God? Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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Continue ReadingPosted on 15 August 2011 · Categorized in Miscellaneous.
Is it right to hand down a life sentence for inaction? Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint
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