AFSPA Rollback Will Make Army Handicap in Kashmir
'To rollback AFSPA from certain pockets of Kashmir at this point of time may be a genuine point owing to peaceful year. But peace is very fragile.
US Voices Concern Over Uganda’s Deteriorating Human Rights Record
She noted that to prevent renewed protests in October, police preemptively arrested several dozen opposition and civil society activists and placed opposition leader Kizza Besigye under house arrest.
Chennai Women Remember Age-Old Customs of Diwali
The gingelly oil bath is a crucial element of the Diwali festivities for Brahmins in Tamil Nadu. So much so that the older generation used to greet each other on Diwali day with the one-liner: 'Had the Ganga bath?' Lakhsmi's mother, Shrimathi, sh
Nepalese Political Parties Agree to Implement Comprehensive Peace Accord
U.S. Department Spokesperson Victoria Nuland encouraged all those involved to implement the agreements. She said the United States remains committed to supporting the ongoing peace process as appropriate.
India Says Goodbye to Polio?
Many international epidemiologists believe that the global polio eradication effort has more or less plateaued, yet they concede that India may perhaps be inching towards succeeding in suspending polio transmission.
