Stories about South Asia from July, 2005
South Asia: London Underground
South Asia: London Underground Dark Humour
India: Delhi and Abuse
India: Whirwings on Abuse in Delhi
MUMBAI FLOOD
Dhaka experienced heavy rains (156mm within 24 hours) early this month. The excess downpours inundated nearly a quarter of the cosmopolitan disrupting lives of its 10 million citizens. Streets and...
Bangladesh: Narrative Journalism
Bangladesh: Narrative Journalism
Pakistan: Lahore
Pakistan: Lahore
India: Calcutta and Love
India: Calcutta and Love
Pakistan: Musharraf's comments
Pakistan: Musharraf's Comments
South Asia: Demographics
South Asia: Demographics
Sri Lanka: Via Dubai
Sri Lanka: Via Dubai
Nepal: Bloggers, a journalist and tea
Nepal: FM regulations
India: Rainfall in Mumbai
India: Rain in Mumbai
India: Wikipedia
India: Dilip on Wikipedia
Pakistan: Clerics in Karachi
South Asia, Pakistan: Clerics Detained
Nepal: Rally in Khatmandu
South Asia, Nepal: Rally
South Asia: Perven Musharraf Interview
South Asia: Opinions on Musharraf's interview
India: Are all men alike?
India: Men's behaviour is not a biological instinct!
India: Accreditation of Engineering Institutes
India: Education, Rating of Institutes
South Asia: Possible scenarios for the Future
South Asia: Global Trends 2015
Buzz from South Asian Blogs
South Asia: News, Views and Opinions
Islamophobia – myth or reality?
So there are two faces of the menace ‘Islamophobia’. One is the confused and ignorant hatred against ordinary Muslims which can trigger something like this and on the other hand the apologists of political Islam who do not want to hear any criticism for Islamic practices and term those criticisms as ‘Islamophobic’.
Arranged marriage & the role of parents
A sarcastic post of a vibrant Bangladeshi-Canadian girl: If this daughter is not married to some Muslim guy by next August, ...she will apparently be seeing Mrs Mother's dead face. If you want to save the life of a 40 something, attractive, slightly dramatic Bengali mother ... apply now. Applicant must be - virile - a Bengali Muslim - able to sign his name - from a nice family who like to keep their woman on a leash. It shows the fear of arranged marriage fixed arbitrarily by South Asian parents.