Israel’s Idiots and Patriots
The bus driver did not expect his comment to his passengers would end up as the title of my first article from Israel this hot summer day in the year 2010.
Women At Their Peak – In the Himalayas
The soft-spoken, petite South Korean marketing executive was transformed into a living legend recently when she became the first woman - and so far the only one - to conquer the 14 highest mountain peaks in the world, towering over 8,000m.
Israel’s New Clowns
Others, throughout Europe and elsewhere, have seen the clip. A group of Israeli soldiers break formation while patrolling in a deserted street in Hebron, start dancing 'Tuk Tuk' ('Wake up in the Morning') and then regroup into their former serio
Sense and Sanitation in India
It could be any one of the thousands of sleepy villages that dot the rough rural outback of Uttar Pradesh, India's largest state. But Shahpur Jot, in Baraich district, is by no means conventional, and it has a President's Award to prove this.
What Next for the Republic and Secularism in Nepal?
The leaders of the Maoists, Nepali Congress and UML said the constitution would be made through the Constituent Assembly (CA) within two years.
