Human Rights in South Asia
India Isolated in Asia - The China-Pakistan-Russia Troika
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The China-Pakistan-Russia Troika has emerged on the South Asian geopolitical scene in 2016 with undisguised contours and political signalling emerges as India is beginning to feel the heat of strategic isolation. Chinese economic inroad is emerging in Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Myanmar. Nepal has been playing ‘China card’ with India and one should not be surprised if Banglades
Read Full ArticleKashmir - Human Rights - The Role of the Indian Government
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The role of the Indian government and the Indian army in the liberation of Bangladesh is well documented and is much trumpeted about particularly by right wing politicians and some former senior army officials in the full glare of television channels. It would be a denial of truth to say that Pakistan is not reciprocating by aiding and abetting the Azadi lovers of Kashmir. Such is the
Read Full ArticleIllegal Arrest of human Rights Activists in India
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London Institute of South Asia strongly condemns the illegal, unprovoked and malevolent arrest by the Telangana police of a 7-member team of lawyers, journalists and human rights activists belonging to the Telangana Democratic Forum and other organisations on Christmas Day 25th December, 2016 at Dummagudam village of Bhadrachalam District of Telangana who were planning to visit Chhattisgarh to
Read Full ArticleLifting the Veil over BJP’s Digital Army
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Book Review: “ I am a Troll: Inside the Secret World of BJP’s Digital Army”; Author: Swati Chaturvedi; Publisher: Juggernaut; Pages: 171; Price: Rs 250 “Why does the PM of India alone among world leaders follow some of his country’s worst online abusers?” Journalist Swati Chaturvedi asks this damning question an
Read Full ArticleCorruption as a Virtue - Looking at the State of Affairs Prevailing
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Looking at the state of affairs prevailing in our society in the recent past, a measured conclusion can be drawn that corruption and self-interest have become a virtue in the Naga society. Corruption is a global phenomenon. Humankind since ‘time immemorial’ has failed to hit upon a perfect antidote to free itself from its menacing grip. Only the prevalence varies. Conc
Read Full ArticleDepressing Uncertainty: Nagaland
0 comments | by Dr. Asangba Tzüdir
In the aesthetics of ‘beauty,’ certainty is beautiful while uncertainty is romantic. Conversely,the Nagas are going through a certain kind of uncertainty which has created crises and put the Nagas in a very depressing situation. This depression has somehow blinded and overshadowed the form and content of the crux of the issue with a need for quick answers and fixes; at least f
Read Full ArticleMarginalized Dalit Communities - Journey Fraught with Struggle
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In the late 1840s, Savitribai Phule embarked upon a mission previously unheard of in the cultural and customary landscape of some peoples of the yet-to-become Indian Union. Having been educated on an equal footing with her husband, Jyotirao Phule, the Dalit couple used education as a fulcrum for social change. Savitribai became the first headmistress of the first girls’ school in Pune. In
Read Full ArticleWe Must Fight the Encroaching Fascism
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We Must Fight The Encroaching Fascism. We must fight it hard and fight it now. This time, fascism is global in its implications and nuclear in its capabilities.
Read Full ArticleClamoring For Israeli Approval: Trump’s Election Promises Will Haunt Him
0 comments | by Dr Ramzy Baroud
US President Donald Trump promises to be pro-Israel in every aspect.
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