Communalism

Will Asjad Babu Get Justice in Today’s India

“Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them”– George Elliot (English Novelist and Poet, 1819-1880)Firdaus Alam alias Asjad Babu – age 24 years – is...

Uncle Sam sins

How do you discover that your friend is, in fact, your enemy? Ask the CIA

And others pay for them 

The US can well–afford its  misadventures since  its always someone else who pays for them — Iraqi women, for example

Bred on hatred, ready for the Bomb

Be it India or pakistan, the state, the mainline...

Will Jammu go to the Kashmir way?

Some among the Kashmiri pandit who had to migrate...

Invitable logic

The communalisation of the militant movement was a forgone...

Who loses in the head-count?

The migration of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley, after...

State and the valley

COUNTER–INSURGENCY sarkari militant groups patronised by the Army, the...

My mind went mad for a day

Elderly Sikhs on the Indo-Pak border share moving accounts...

Bias on record

Dongri 1 to Police Control: Two military trucks have...

Where is your Allah now?

  The police force in Bombay, in Maharashtra and all...

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