Articles with tag: post
Relevance of English Studies in India
nilanshu agarwal Aug 20, 2007 interacts: 4The need of the hour is to decolonise our English Studies by judging English literary texts not by European critical tools, but by Indian critical theories.
The Future of Iraq
Bhaskar Dasgupta Jul 21, 2007 interacts: 37The future of Iraq is dicey, it will fly apart at the seam simply because it does not have a national ethos nor it has strong visionary men leading it.
Suleiman and Salman
Shashi Gupta Jun 27, 2006 interacts: 4Suleiman cycled through the waste of humanity, throwing a polite smile to anyone who bothered. As he dismounted, he could not help noticing the torn holes in the thin yellow plastic sheet, which offered the only cover to his dignity and self-respect.
Existential Angst: Am I an imposter?
Vanisha Lakhina Feb 14, 2006 interacts: 3Successful women had high levels of self-doubt and were unable to enjoy their successes. Rather, they attributed their achievements to chance, luck or some random event
Enduring Operation Freedom
Shahid Mahmood Dec 2, 2003 interacts: 43The work documented American knee-jerk reprisals since September 11th.
Unsettling Precedents for Pakistan
Zeynab Ali Sep 10, 2003 interacts: 74From the ‘success’ in Iraq, it appears that launching preemptive strikes with overpowering force can vanquish enemies without appreciable collateral damage.
On Countries of Dwelling
Aisha Sarwari Sep 10, 2003 interacts: 44America arrived, as they would say in Urdu. This country is the best thing that ever happened to me without a doubt. It’s here I learned that even if everything is aesthetically perfect, ..
Shalom or Salaam
Farzana Versey Sep 8, 2003 interacts: 285Ariel Sharon can be my guest. As Indians, we are renowned for our hospitality. The West has not yet certified him a terrorist, so he can do just as he pleases. In fact, he can even announce, “We control America”.
The Razor’s Edge
Feroz R Khan Jul 7, 2003 interacts: 111The United States seems to be losing the proverbial battle for the “hearts and minds” of the Afghans. The biggest problem was that the United States was not prepared for the post-war situation and had no plans to tackle the problems
Survival of the Fittest
Urstruly Apr 23, 2003 interacts: 366If Pakistan is next then what are the options?
A Stable Political Order in Post-War Iraq?
Abul K Islam Apr 8, 2003 interacts: 22A new political order in Iraq is likely to be strife-ridden
Three Arguments Against a War
Umair Raja Mar 11, 2003 interacts: 32As America prepares for war, I want to present three arguments for peace:
All The Bridges Are Burning
Feroz R Khan Jan 11, 2003 interacts: 29The United States’ foreign policy has historically oscillated between recklessness of unilateralism and the cautious nature of multilateralism.
International Monetary Fund (IMF) __ Friend or Foe?
Zeemax Jan 24, 2000 interacts: 129The friendship of IMF is like that of a bear. Its embrace will kill you.
