Beyond the Border -
An Indian in Pakistan
Yoginder Sikand
Publisher: Penguin, India, 2011
Pages: 298
Price: INR 350
Wednesday, July 27, 2011

By Sushant Sareen When it comes to democracy in Pakistan and the Indo-Pak peace process, the use of the word 'irreversible' is akin to tempting fate and worse. .....more

By Ather Naqvi The presence of United Nations Military Observers Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) is once again in the limelight in the backdrop of tensio .....more

By Farah Zia >The recent bloody violations across LoC have proved that the project peace between India and Pakistan remains fragile as ever. Such is the baggage .....more

Just when relations between India and Pakistan were on the verge of normalcy, something untoward happened that suspended the gains of the last few years, at least momenta
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Beena SarwarKarachi
Indian activists are pressuring their government to promptly release the body of Nawaz Ali Jat, the 32-year old Pakistani fisherman prisoner wh .....more
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