Sordid Tale of Border Migrant: Conflict within conflicts

Sadiq Ali,    Thu, 21 Jun 2007
Kashmir always remained a mystery due to its inherent issues and problems. Some call it incomplete work of partition; some agonized tale of freedom loving people; so and so on, depending on which chunk of political ideology

Dead men walking

Shoeb Hamid,    Wed, 20 Jun 2007
What would you like to call a place with ten million people all but dead resting not six feet below but crawling on the surface? The best I can give it, even though it partially fulfills the objective, is, â??Land of lame-ducks.'

Humourous Kashmiris now resort to dark humour

Sadiq Ali,    Sat, 16 Jun 2007
Kashmiris and humour remains inseparable; expressing anguish through folk dance was the norm in the past. Presently when life is marred by daily violence, Kashmiris still carry their funny bone but this time it

Arabs have betrayed the Muslims

Shoeb Hamid,    Sat, 16 Jun 2007
Seeing is half-believing, and when the exclusive footages of women crying and city burning are broadcasted on worldâ??s free press, dictated by market values and material benefits, there is but no doubt. For decades Palestinians have been

Begging â?? the social dilemma

Nadeem Bhat,    Thu, 7 Jun 2007
Beggary in India is not something which is new to the society and has a long history in the Indian context. It is considered dharma to give alms to a beggar and many sadhus also beg strictly for food

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