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Diplomatic

US Consulate celebrates International Education Week in Karachi
Each year, the U.S. government supports approximately 800 Pakistanis to study in the United States, including fully funded fellowships for 100…
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Anthropology

The 1971 War, Caste, Citizenship and a War Memorial in Tharparkar
“War” and subsequent occupation of Tharparkar in the winters of 1971 is still the most traumatic memory for the now…
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Literature

The Silk Road Literature Launches its Magazine in Korea
The series, which launched its publications in 2016, with a collection of printed and hardcover books, has now been published…
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Analysis

Observations of an Expat: Putin Has Rewritten Nuclear Playbook
If one nuclear power changes their rules then the others have to reconsider theirs. By Tom Arms Putin has rewritten…
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Feature

Sodha Rajputs of Sindh can’t visit family in Rajasthan and Gujarat
The Sodha Rajputs have been visiting India for decades, particularly Gujarat and Rajasthan, mostly to visit family and look for…
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Poetry

Who’s there? – A Poem from Bengal
Suhina Biswasmajumdar A writer from Kolkata, Bengal and a life-long devotee of Swami Vivekananda, Suhina is against any discrimination. Two…
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Feature

Sri Lankans skip meals as food prices soar
Many make do with two meals a day on reduced portions. There are fears of malnutrition as protein-rich foods disappear…
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Agriculture

Salt-tolerant bacteria ‘can fight fungal attacks on chili’
Findings will help chili growers in India, the largest consumer and exporter. Salt-tolerant bacteria act as bio-control agents and help…
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Civic Issues

UN’s game plan for ‘Sanitation for All’
Through the Game Plan to Reach Safety Managed Sanitation 2022-2030, UNICEF will support 1 billion people gain access to safely…
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