Internecine political battles are making Karachi a dangerous place to live
Where there is water, there is probably ore beneath.
International Day of the Boy Child, Men's Day, Global Week of the Brahmin, World King's Day. Ever heard of those? For obvious reasons, it is only
The ruins of one of Asia’s great centres of learning still inspire travellers.
The defeat of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in India's general elections last year was greeted with relief by secularists and democrats everywhere. Not entirely unreasonably: they read
The main cantonment housing the combatants of the Fifth Division of the Maoist People's Liberation Army (PLA) is built along a ridgeline in Dahabang, in Nepal's
Rarely do we have relatives who live anywhere near a hundred years. And it is a greater miracle to have a grand aunt – Louisa Arulamma Thambyrajah, born on 6 February
