The ceasefire agreement between the Government of India and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah), anounced by prime minister 1K Gujral on 24 July 1997, is more than
Farjad Nabi
Published on: 01 Sep 2001, 9:37 am
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A Lahori let loose in the Nepali capital
All over the world, South Asians get a bum rap for being equivocal. This comes from the Occidental's inability to understand head movement. It is as simple as
Sikkim: A Traveller's Guide
by Sujoy Das and Arundhati Ray
Permanent black, New Delhi, Pp. 159.
ISBN 81 7824 008 4
Do And Die: The Chittagong Uprising 1930-34
by Manini Chatterjee
Penguin Books India, New Delhi. Pp. xvi+ 356
ISBN 0 14 029067 2, INR. 285
In my response ("Whiff of a conspiracy", June 2001) to Subir Bhaumik's "Conspirators' cauldron" (May 2001), I had pointed to certain well-known
When crises erupt, satellite television raises the pitch of Indian nationalism and gives it mass appeal. Bombay cinema hurries to catch up with ever-more fervid films, productions that have
