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· January, 2009
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Countries in South Asia 
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Stories about South Asia from January, 2009

31 January 2009

Bangladesh: Tourist Attractions

Written by Rezwan · ·

30 January 2009

Sri Lanka: A Ceasefire, But For How Long?

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: Jaipur Literary Festival

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: Blogger silenced

Written by Rezwan ·

Chyetanya Kunte is an Indian blogger living in the Netherlands. On 27th of November, 2008 during the terror attacks in Mumbai he wrote a blog post (now available through Google...

Bangladesh: The Future Of Jute In Peril?

Written by Aparna Ray · ·

Rohingya Muslims facing cultural genocide

Written by Mong Palatino · ·

29 January 2009

India: Questioning The Satyam Probe

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: Tamil Wikipedia Academy

Written by Rezwan · ·

Bangladesh: Urban Life

Written by Rezwan · ·

28 January 2009

Pakistan: Lawyers And The President

Written by Rezwan · ·

Sri Lanka: After The War

Written by Rezwan · ·

Bangladesh: The Current State Of Telecommunications

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: What does the fall of LTTE mean?

Written by Rezwan · ·

27 January 2009

Pakistan: Review Of Chicago, The Musical

Written by Rezwan · ·

Bhutan: Becoming Liberal To Sex

Written by Rezwan · ·

Bangladesh: The Trousers Island

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: Rural vs Urban India

Written by Rezwan · ·

India: What Is Info-activism?

Written by Rezwan · ·

26 January 2009

India: A New Blog School

Written by Rezwan · ·

Bangladesh: Cadet Colleges Need To Be Upgraded

Written by Rezwan · ·

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