Archive for the ‘South Asia’ Category
India’s Tourism Drop: How “Eve Teasing” Brings Down a Tourism Industry
By Diskord Editors | FEATURED, INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaBy Jacqueline Nesbitt Each day a new rape case surfaces in India. Last Monday a
On the New Delhi Rape and India
By Diskord Editors | FEATURED, INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaBy Michaela Cross On December 16th, in New Delhi, a young woman got on a
The Future of Drones: Obama and Pakistan
By Diskord Editors | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaThe election is over, and though we can still hear the sounds of the masses
India: The Year is 1991
By Diskord Editors | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaBy Akshat Goel The year is 1991. The thick-browed, scholarly technocrat sits at the elegant
Russian Religious Rows and Incendiary India
By Diskord Editors | Europe, INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaBy Akshat Goel, courtesy of the University of Chicago Undergraduate Law Review The religiosity of
Images of a Modern Megapolis
By Diskord Editors | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaWhere do the myths associated with cities come from? How do you pin down the identity of a place?
No one to inspire India’s New Urban Youth
By Diskord Editors | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaThe new urban youth, for all its flash, for all its rebellion, has failed to produce politicians
Interview with Dr. Aisha Sethi
By Ayesha R. Siddiqi | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaOn the way to the epicenter of Pakistan’s flooded areas I saw massive villages flattened out, crop destruction, and electric supplies affected
Interview with Tauqeer Fatima Bhutto, Provincial Minister for Women Development in Pakistan
By Ayesha R. Siddiqi | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaAs the Provincial Minister of Women Development in Sindh, Pakistan, Ms. Bhutto is in a
The Kashmir Conflict: A Crisis Unjustly Forgotten
By Ayesha R. Siddiqi | INTERNATIONAL, South AsiaA battle rages on in Kashmir, with no end in sight. It is a land







