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Issue 29 – Summer 2019

Unforgettable Zia, As I Knew Him
Commentary

Unforgettable Zia, As I Knew Him

R. Chowdhury -
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Sri Lanka: From segregated education to secular education
Commentary

Sri Lanka: From segregated education to secular education

N Sathiya Moorthy -
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Indian Politics: — Modi Returns!
Commentary

Indian Politics: — Modi Returns!

Nilofar Suhrawardy -
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From Colonialism to New Colonialism: Women’s Studies Centres in India
Commentary

From Colonialism to New Colonialism: Women’s Studies Centres in India

Dr. Firdous Azmat Siddiqui -
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2019 Election and the Debate Around the Issue of India’s Identity: A ‘Hindutva’ India or ‘Sarvadharma Sambhava’ India?
Commentary

2019 Election and the Debate Around the Issue of India’s Identity: A ‘Hindutva’ India or ‘Sarvadharma Sambhava’ India?

Rajit Das -
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Book Review; The secular States, Religious Politics: India, Turkey and the Future of Secularism
Commentary

Book Review; The secular States, Religious Politics: India, Turkey and the Future of Secularism

Zaboor Ahmad -
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Walking A Tightrope: Pakistan Struggles To Juggle Multiple Balls
Commentary

Walking A Tightrope: Pakistan Struggles To Juggle Multiple Balls

James M. Dorsey -
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Sri Lankan bombings: Reincarnation of red revolution
Commentary

Sri Lankan bombings: Reincarnation of red revolution

B. Z. Khasru -
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Bangladesh’s rape epidemic: Are these a case of deviant sexual behaviour or ‘System’s failure’?
Commentary

Bangladesh’s rape epidemic: Are these a case of deviant sexual behaviour or ‘System’s failure’?

M. Adil Khan -
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Nepal: A Growing Nation of Immigrants
Commentary

Nepal: A Growing Nation of Immigrants

Hari Prasad Shrestha -
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