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Harold
Pinter - Uncle
Sam’s smile (Essay) -
The playwright recalls
the NATO action in Serbia and argues that the real rogue state is
the United States, with a shocking disjunction between its words and
deeds |
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Pradeep
Bhatia - Just another day in Kashmir
(Memory) -
On
August 10 last year, this promising young photographer was killed
by a car bomb in Srinagar. But the film in his camera survived |
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Pamela
Bhagat -Strangers at home
(Reportage) -
Stories
of the battle-scarred Kashmiris overshadowed by the stereotype of
the ruthless militant — who still remain aliens in their own land |
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Sonia
Jabbar - Everyday Kashmir (Photo
essay)
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A slice of life that goes well beneath the turbulent surface, on film
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Kurt
Tucholsky - The green lamp (Fiction) |
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Mrinal
Pande - And then we went down to dinner
(Fiction) |
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N.S.
Madhavan - Amma (Fiction) |
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Sulekha
Sanyal - The sannyasin of Sundarpur
(Fiction) |
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Arun
Prakash - Bhaiya Express
(Fiction) |
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Jaya
Mitra - My own, the Unknown
(Fiction) |
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Meenaxi
Barkotoki - The ringing silence
(New fiction) |
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Gulzar
- Riots (Poetry) |
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Indran
Amirthanayagam - Star over Jaffna
(Poetry) |
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Harris Khalique - A brief history of Pakistan (Poetry) |
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Kumar
Vikal -Dream Home (Poetry) |
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Paash
-War and peace (Poetry) |
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Adnan
Sattar - To all those who laugh
today (Poetry) |
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Michael
J. Brennan - The tragic illusion |
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