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Feature
Civil Disobedience Movement – Myanmar’s longest non-violent movement
Civil servants were not involved in the first protests against Myanmar’s military coup, but as the youth intensified their struggle…
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Blogs
Helping women get out of sex trade…
Under legalization, the illegal sector has grown alongside legal brothels and street toleration zones, and pimps imported their human merchandise…
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News
Boris Johnson holding can of beer at lockdown birthday party
Pictures taken by the official photographer have been handed over to Scotland Yard for their investigation into the Downing Street…
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Health
Remembering Comrade Harkishan Singh Surjeet
In his first term in jail, Surjeet interacted with Punjabi communists, ultimately joining the Communist Party of India (CPI) in…
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Blogs
Of Turban and Flag
The 3rd Pir Pagaro, Pir Hizbullah Shah Rashidi, rose in rebellion against the British Raj in 1880 and the Hur…
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Blogs
Observations of an Expat: Revive Détente
Détente was a Cold War process which found its diplomatic expression in the Helsinki Accords. This semi-legal agreement was signed…
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Blogs
Why mortality matters in the story of creation…
It is the end which gives the story, its meaning. Significantly, the word “end” can mean both last things and…
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History
Barbados and the End of Monarchy
Barbados’ move to complete independence on 30 November 1966 was the logical outcome of deep-rooted political developments. John T. Gilmore…
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Book Review
Popular Histories Have Influenced World Leaders
Who was this woman whose writing about history may have influenced the course of history in significant ways? Robert Brent…
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Book Review
Fiction – One of the best ways to depict factual stories
One can confidently say that ‘Aradhni’ is one of the unconventional creations of fiction in conventional times of Sindhi Literature.…
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