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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Beyond Border Management, Pakistan and Iran Enter Power Transition

For decades, Pakistan and Iran have occupied an uncomfortable space in each other’s strategic imagination: geographically inseparable, politically familiar, economically under connected and periodically divided by competing security calculations. Their relationship has

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The Big City Trap

Why India’s biggest metros are quietly pushing women out of the workforce India measures its biggest cities by how modern they look, how many malls, metro lines and glass towers they have added in a decade. By that yardstick, Mumbai,

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Trump’s New Sanctions Law: What It Means for India’s Oil and Trade

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US President Donald Trump on September 19, 2026, signed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 into law. It gives

Why Mental Health Support Matters in South Asia

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In South Asia, we are often taught how to survive before we are taught how to cope. We learn to study hard, find work,

Pakistan Afghanistan Air Strikes Escalate Amid Drone Warfare Claims

Friday, September 25, 2026

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Pakistan Afghanistan air strikes reached a new phase this week after Islamabad said its forces struck ten locations inside Afghan territory that were allegedly being used to launch and store drones. Information

Pakistan’s US opening looks beyond the next crisis

Sunday, September 20, 2026

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is reportedly set to meet US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in New York on September 22 on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. Trade, investment,

South Asia’s Water Crisis Is Also a Governance Challenge

Saturday, September 19, 2026

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Water insecurity in South Asia is often discussed as an environmental problem. But increasingly, it is also a question of governance, economic planning and regional cooperation. Climate change is altering rainfall patterns,

School Is Not Equal to Learning in Bangladesh: Failure and Potential Reform

Friday, September 18, 2026

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Md Tanjim Sheikh Imagine a dystopian city where you are hungry and can only eat in restaurants. The new policy says a human can only eat protein and nothing else. You ordered

The Climate Crisis Is Closing South Asia’s Classrooms

Friday, September 18, 2026

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From Bangladesh to India and Pakistan, climate disruption is no longer a distant environmental threat. It is increasingly determining who can learn, who falls behind, and who is forced out of school.For

Xi Jinping’s BRICS Visit: A Diplomatic Opening for India-China Relations

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s arrival in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit on 12th and 13th September 2026 marks his first visit to India in seven years. The visit marks a significant

From Television to TikTok: Who Shapes Pakistan’s View of America?

Saturday, September 12, 2026

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Television once decided which version of America reached Pakistani households. Algorithms, influencers and diaspora voices now compete for that role, and the outcome will shape how Islamabad and Washington understand each other

How an Old Report of Mai Subhai’s Death Was Misreported as Breaking News

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

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A story from years past was suddenly presented as a fresh killing, and within no time, it spread rapidly across social media, digital platforms, and mainstream news outlets alike. This was the

Lalaji’s “Unexpected” American Dream

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

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What happens when you are exiled into the “dream” you never wanted? Today, people spend years chasing a path to America, but for one cornered Indian patriot, a forced flight to the

Justice Hurried, Humanity Buried: From Positivism to Post-Truth and the Post-Human Condition

Sunday, September 6, 2026

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“Justice hurried is justice buried; justice delayed is justice denied.” Between the danger of premature judgment and the consequences of institutional delay lies one of the defining moral tensions of contemporary civilization.

New UNAMA Report Sheds Light on Victims of Afghanistan’s Armed Conflict

Sunday, September 6, 2026

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Victims of Afghanistan’s armed conflict continue to endure deep physical, psychological, social and economic harm, often with little access to justice, adequate assistance or public acknowledgement of what they have suffered, according

Autism Research in South Asia: Challenges and a New Hope

Sunday, September 6, 2026

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects over 70 million people worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, 1 in every 100 children in the world has autism. In the United States, the CDC

School Meal Programs in Pakistan: A Game Changer for Health and Education

Thursday, September 3, 2026

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Pakistan has one of the youngest populations in the world, with approximately 34% of its population under the age of 15. This presents both a tremendous opportunity and a significant responsibility. Investing

For Asmita, Entrepreneurship is a force for good

Saturday, August 29, 2026

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Today, when youths are in exodus to foreign countries for better education and opportunities, Asmita Mainali is building a platform in Nepal that serves a global audience while also creating meaningful opportunities

Let the Girls Post: What Pakistan’s Shrinking Digital Gender Gap Doesn’t Tell Us

Saturday, August 29, 2026

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By Maheen Khurram – Assistant Manager – Digital, Starcom, Publicis Media | Karachi, Pakistan Pakistan’s digital gender divide has long been described through a relatively simple question: are women online? Increasingly, the

WHEN THE SKY BECOMES A BRIDGE – Can Space Technology Become a New Language of Cooperation in South Asia?

Thursday, August 27, 2026

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From the ground, a border can seem permanent. It may be marked by fences, checkpoints, watchtowers and maps. It can carry the weight of wars, treaties, memories and political disagreements. But from

Nepal Experiences Severe Flood with Losses Estimated in Thousands

Thursday, August 27, 2026

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Kathmandu: On August 26th Nepal experienced flash floods and earthquakes in the northern region of the country affecting thousands of households . The catastrophe erupted at 9 in the morning with no

India – The Making of Onam Sadhya: Celebrating 20 Years of Authentic Keralam Flavors

Thursday, August 27, 2026

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For 20 years, Onam Sadhya has showcased authentic Keralam flavors, evolving to meet modern tastes while retaining its cultural significance.

When Home Becomes Uninhabitable: The Missing Legal Status of Climate-Displaced Persons in South Asia

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

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In the year of 2022—during the flood season, more than 480,000 people in Bangladesh’s Sylhet and Sunamganj districts left their homes for shelters in what the government called the worst flooding the

Beyond Safety: Rethinking Women’s Empowerment through Mission Shakti in Telangana

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

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Introduction Jangaon offers a revealing glimpse into what women’s empowerment can mean in everyday life. In Telangana, Mission Shakti is being implemented through grassroots initiatives that address women’s safety, social empowerment and

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The Silenced Seas: Mapping India’s Forgotten Transit Points of Indentured and Forced Migration

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

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Abstract Between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries, over four million Indians were displaced across the oceans as enslaved and indentured labourers. Departing primarily from Eastern and Southern India, this massive diaspora presents

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Beyond Border Management, Pakistan and Iran Enter Power Transition

The Big City Trap

Trump’s New Sanctions Law: What It Means for India’s Oil and Trade

Why Mental Health Support Matters in South Asia

Pakistan Afghanistan Air Strikes Escalate Amid Drone Warfare Claims

Pakistan’s US opening looks beyond the next crisis

South Asia’s Water Crisis Is Also a Governance Challenge

School Is Not Equal to Learning in Bangladesh: Failure and Potential Reform

The Climate Crisis Is Closing South Asia’s Classrooms

Xi Jinping’s BRICS Visit: A Diplomatic Opening for India-China Relations

From Television to TikTok: Who Shapes Pakistan’s View of America?

How an Old Report of Mai Subhai’s Death Was Misreported as Breaking News

Lalaji’s “Unexpected” American Dream

Justice Hurried, Humanity Buried: From Positivism to Post-Truth and the Post-Human Condition

New UNAMA Report Sheds Light on Victims of Afghanistan’s Armed Conflict

Autism Research in South Asia: Challenges and a New Hope

School Meal Programs in Pakistan: A Game Changer for Health and Education

For Asmita, Entrepreneurship is a force for good

Let the Girls Post: What Pakistan’s Shrinking Digital Gender Gap Doesn’t Tell Us

WHEN THE SKY BECOMES A BRIDGE – Can Space Technology Become a New Language of Cooperation in South Asia?

Nepal Experiences Severe Flood with Losses Estimated in Thousands

India – The Making of Onam Sadhya: Celebrating 20 Years of Authentic Keralam Flavors

When Home Becomes Uninhabitable: The Missing Legal Status of Climate-Displaced Persons in South Asia

Beyond Safety: Rethinking Women’s Empowerment through Mission Shakti in Telangana

The Silenced Seas: Mapping India’s Forgotten Transit Points of Indentured and Forced Migration

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