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Penury in plenty

As a result of the failure of the public distribution system, four districts in Orissa have become notorious for starvation deaths.

| Jul 01, 2003

Political maps and cultural territories

The earliest boundary between India and Bangladesh separated peoples of the hills and plains.

| Jul 01, 2003

Civilising civil society

Donors and democratic space in Nepal

| Jul 01, 2003

Pakistan’s budget 2003-04: The economics of hypocrisy

Pakistan's government releases a budget addressing the concerns of its core constituency – the World Bank and the IMF.

| Jul 01, 2003

Journeying to live

On a bus to Bankura to understand the Chhotanagpur labourer.

Mysterious afflictions

Why have some unidentified ailments begun to take a toll in rural Nepal?

| Jul 01, 2003

Beyond the doomsday scenario

Bangladeshi garment workers prepare for a post-MFA world.

| Jul 01, 2003

Illegal lives

Karachi's two million immigrants face a government crackdown.

| Jul 01, 2003

The word of god for benighted Muslims

'Missionary' activity is stepped up in order to 'save' the Ishmaelites

| Jul 01, 2003

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