Permanently on the Brink?: Nepal Strives for Stability
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View ArticleReclaiming Jinnah’s Pakistan
I watched my father Salmaan Taseer break into a smile as Aasia Noreen placed her ink-stained thumb on a mercy petition marked for President Zardari. Pakistan’s founder, secularist Mohammed Ali Jinnah...
View ArticleZimbabwe: Ready for India’s Business
The streets of Harare are busy with young people looking purposeful and alert. This city is alive with expectation, with an energy akin to what we had seen in India about a decade ago. The news of a...
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India’s Tunisia moment
Has India’s Tunisian-fruitseller moment arrived? The death of the 23-year old Delhi student on December 29 after a brutal gang rape in New Delhi has many asking this question. Just as the 2011...
View ArticleIndia-Myanmar: A balance of interests
The unrest in Myanmar’s border states is in the news, but going unnoticed by the headlines are the visits by Myanmarese business to India in search of investment. In early March, a group of ministers...
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Kabul Diary: Discovering the Indian connection
On my first day in the city, my landlady, among other things, said, “Remember, if you are on your feet on the streets, you qualify for getting into trouble. Welcome to Kabul.” In several ways, she was...
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