The Special Court’s Last Verdict, the Pain and Anguish
Since
independence, Pakistan has been run by military dictators for four-time; most
of them served as president for many years either through insubstantial
elections or bizarre constitutional...
Questionable assumptions of India’s citizenship amendment
The whole superstructure of Indian
government’s citizenship amendment bill, now enacted, is erected on claim that
religious minorities have been brutally persecuted and still face
discrimination in...
Further Division of India inevitable
The biased Citizenship Act passed in India
has laid the foundation for further division of India. The widespread
agitations and condemnation at the national level as...
Nepal: A Victim of Legacy of British Colonial Times
India has recently moved to divide Indian occupied
part of Kashmir into two federally administered territories of Ladakh and
J&K despite protests from within as well...
Can New Delhi and Islamabad move beyond a zero sum approach?
Recent
weeks have witnessed some interesting developments in the context of Pakistan’s
external outreach. First, a senior member of Imran Khan’s cabinet, Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, the...
Indian Diplomacy: Aligning with the nation’s interests
India has
been aiming higher and bolder since the arrival of the Narendra Modi government
in 2014. One area where this is visible since the inception...
Indian extremists are damaging the Peace and Stability of the whole region
There existed the Citizenship Act, 1955 in
India, which was not biased and was applicable to anyone irrespective of its
race, caste, religion, etc. That was...
A Review of the Draft National Education Policy 2019
There is an urgent and imperative need to
rekindle dialogue on the shaken education structure in India among politicians
and decision makers. While there is a...
The Torn Red Carpet: Welcome to Nepal in 2020
In Google’s search rankings, the official
website of project Visit Nepal 2020; comes second. Travel agencies in Nepal
have replaced their landing pages at the expense...
Sri Lanka Appoints New Minister for Foreign Relations
The newly-elected Sri Lankan President,
Gotabaya Rajapaksa appointed Dinesh Gunawardena as the Minister of
Foreign Relations after his Presidential election in 2019. In
addition to Foreign Affairs,...