Eloquence in Stone: The lithic saga of Sri Lanka
by Nihal Fernando & SinhaRajah Tammita-Delgoda
Studio Times, 2009
Sri Lanka's sheer diversity has proven a rich vein
INDIA
Cut-rate
In what seems to be a new trend in New Delhi, Kapil Sibal, the minister of human-resource development, recently launched a new budget-priced electronic gadget.
On the evening of 3 March 2009, International Sex Worker Rights Day, over 3000 children of sex workers between the ages of six and 25 marched through College Street in
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Regional geopolitics as well as the global 'war on terror' have come together to ensure that the suffering of tens of millions in Pakistan is not generating the
The change that India’s national scheme for rural employment guarantee, touching the lives or more than 100 million people, has accomplished is hard to fathom.
'These instruments, they demand a lot. She demands a price every time she has to come out of the bag,' Imla Santappa Halsapor says, lovingly caressing the hollow
The new documentary Bhutto appears to be more a gift to those enamoured by Benazir Bhutto and the myth surrounding her, rather than a search for some semblance of truth.
While most believe China is a relatively stable country, the pace at which recent labour protests gripped international media attention is noteworthy. Watchdogs have long warned of gross mistreatment of
