In Pakistan, the Military, the Mian, and the Messiah
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah’s 'either Imran Khan exists or we do,' best describes the threat posed by the political maverick
A long-drawn test for India’s diplomatic skills
Walking the tightrope seems to have paid off for India, but the multilateral challenges it faces will multiply
Towards a consensus finally?
It was no doubt a special Corps Commanders Conference (CCC) – being held soon after the horrifying and unprecedented arson and vandalism acts across Pakistan's major cities that not only randomly attacked civilian properties but…
Manipur Violence | Essay: Reasons behind the Manipur Violence
১৯৪৯ সালে মণিপুর রাজত্ব স্বাধীন ভারতের অঙ্গরাজ্য হিসাবে যোগ দেওয়ার পরে এই প্রথম এমন হিংস্র আক্রমণের ঘটনা দেখা গেল।
Why Manipur is Burning
Tussles over land, forests, drugs and poppy cultivation plus an influx of refugees from Myanmar lie at the heart of the latest flare-up
Manipur violence: Hit by clashes, many continue to move to neighbouring states
While 6,520 internally displaced people from Manipur have taken shelter in Mizoram, another 1,400 camped in Assam’s Cachar.
A school to bridge language divide for Myanmar refugee students in Mizoram
There are over 35,000 Myanmar refugees in 11 districts of Mizoram and over 400 Myanmarese children attend private and state-run schools in the state
Pakistan: Chaos and the way out
There is a crisis of authority within the judiciary, parliament, and the armed forces
Facing the heat for an interview is a part of every journalist’s life
A journalist’s job — to present the first draft of history — is incomplete if it only presents one state-approved view
Does Manipur ethnic violence stoke greater questions on loss of territory, tribal identity?
Why is Manipur burning? The government has put the death toll due to the recent ethnic clashes at 60, with 230 people being injured. But thousands of houses and public institutions have been torched throughout the past week. Violence first…