South Asia

Unwelcome Dragon’s Gift

China's economic aid comes with a price, says the author citing the experience of Namibia and Angola. Sri Lanka's Hambantota port experience also bears this out as the cost of the China aided port is zooming past US $ 2 billion mark

Women TV Journalists Break Gender Stereotypes in The World of Media

This is why, long after the glamour factor of news television has worn thin, women in news television remain committed to their chosen field. This, despite the punishing pace and tough working conditions.

Bhutanese Women Hope to Weave a Dream for a Royal Wedding

Weaving is a specialised skill that all Bhutanese women are encouraged to learn as children. In most homes, one will find a wooden frame on which mothers teach their daughters to weave dream designs in fabulously coloured threads.

Are There Ghosts in India?

Bleary eyed and tired, they gratefully grab the food that is on offer, while chatting about their work, the latest 'flicks' in town, or the 'look' of the season. Dim bulbs light up the small wooden tables from which they eat.

How Can Secularism Be Relevant in Nepal?

Since then Nepal has been in a chaos. Christians look at Norway's royal institution and Vatican City's religious leader Pope as their protectors.

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