The Other Side Of The Divide: Impressive Read With Elements of Travel, History, Conversation

The Other Side Of The Divide: Impressive Read With Elements of Travel, History, Conversation

What makes The Other Side of the Divide an impressive read is that it combines a literary extraction of experience with years of reading to produce a nonfiction work that has elements of travel, history, conversation, and journalistic observation

How Colonialism 1st Shaped India’s Solidarity & Now Indifference To Palestine

Bitter fruits of colonialism—India's vivisection and Palestinian dispossession—informed Indian policies towards Palestinians until the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rose to power in 2014

Bitter fruits of British colonialism—India's division in 1947 and expulsion of Palestinians from their homeland for Israel's creation a year later—informed Indian policies towards Palestine until the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rose to power in 2014

No Mean Feat: Why Pakistani Parsis Achievements Are Extraordinary

Pakistani Parsis are far fewer but much like in India the Parsi community's achievements are extraordinary also in Pakistan

Pakistani Parsis are far fewer but much like in India the Parsi community's achievements are extraordinary also in Pakistan, where they own the only brewery, the oldest shipping firm, and a chain of hotels besides being regarded as makers of the country's financial hub of Karachi

How Untouchability Fuelled Mission To Revolutionise Sanitation In India

Organisation named Sulabh Shauchalaya (accessible toilet) was formed in 1970 to promote sanitation In India

The experience of being forced to drink a mixture of milk, clarified butter, curd, cow urine, and dung to purify him after touching a so-called 'lower-caste' woman's sari inspired Bindeshwar Pathak's lifelong commitment to improving sanitation in India

Secularism In India Was Never About What It’s Made Out To Be

The inauguration of India's new parliament with Hindu symbolism has triggered murmurs of disapproval citing secular traditions although there is nothing new in the association of occupants of constitutional posts with such ceremonies since the republic was founded

Anthony Mascarenhas: Pakistani Who Turned Tide For India

Anthony Mascarenhas: Pakistani Jouro Whose Article Helped India Prepare Ground for Bangladesh Intervention

Pakistani journalist Anthony Mascarenhas wrote an article in 1971 detailing for the first time the scale of suppression in East Pakistan and helped shape the world's opinion in favour of India's intervention and Bangladesh's creation By Sameer Arshad Khatlani In 1970, Bengali nationalist Mujibur Rahman-led Awami League swept Pakistan’s general election in the country’s eastern … Continue reading Anthony Mascarenhas: Pakistani Who Turned Tide For India