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From royal past to a corporate present

Although the roots of modern polo are in Southasia, until recently the sport's future in the Subcontinent seemed tenuous.

| Jul 28, 2007

Caste and the sporting status quo

As long as caste continues as the overwhelming factor in India, all-round sporting glory will be elusive, and Indian teams will continue performing disastrously globally.

| Jul 12, 2007

Cricket or bust

For Indian sports journalists, the decision is stark.

| Jul 12, 2007

At play atop the world

Taking on the earth’s highest peak has devolved from a brute endeavour to a demanding sport, and now a boastful game.

| Jul 10, 2007

Still in the nets

Pakistani women’s cricket has begun a long journey.

| Jul 09, 2007

The Ceylonese origins of Lankan cricket

The state has decreed volleyball Sri Lanka’s ‘national game’, but the citizens, of course, know it to be otherwise.

| Jul 09, 2007

Latest Articles

Radio’s role in making and unmaking Southasia’s borders

‘Radio for the Millions’ charts the medium’s role in popular cultures and state-making projects of the Subcontinent, rethinking long-held assumptions on transnational listenership

Pakistan embraces military rule without martial law

New laws have created jurisdiction for the military to operate at both federal and provincial levels of government, with serious implications for Pakistan’s already precarious federation.

Strains between Malé and the atolls in the Maldives

Forced migration, “development” pressures, political neglect and the climate crisis have assailed the Maldives’ less-populous atolls, eroding the country’s identity and driving thousands to the capital

Manipur’s conflict has harsh lessons for all of India’s Northeast

Rampant ethnic chauvinism of the kind that has shattered Manipur’s civil society is ingrained in communities across the Northeast