South Asia

Lalgarh’s Women Yearn for Lasting Peace

Mangala Mal and Savitri Murmu are on two opposing sides of the ongoing conflict between the administration and the indigenous adivasi (tribal) population supported by the Maoists in Lalgarh, in West Midnapore district of West Bengal.

India: Kottayam’s Grannies Are Off To School

Liyamma was born rich but had to wait 76 years to celebrate her first birthday party. Her parents belonged to a generation that probably never baked a cake and her children felt that she didn't need it anyway, certainly not at her age.

Action Against Musharraf – An Invitation to Political Instability

Former Pakistan President Musharraf is once again in media. He is said to be one of the most popular leaders of Pakistan globally. Internal opposition to Musharraf is also unmatched.

Standoff in Nepal

The head of the UN mission to Nepal - the peacekeeping force supervising Maoist combatants and arms - is the latest senior official to question whether Nepal's new constitution can be finished by the deadline.

Indian Celebrities Strip Searched at US Airports: Fault, They Have Islamic Names

India's King Khan, an international fame actor, was detained at Newyork airport and questioned for two hours, obviously for he carried the surname 'Khan'.

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