Pure Chutney
Trinidad and Tobago, 1998
Colour. Beta-SP/PAL 42
English, Direction Sanjeev Chatterjee; script
The Indian government's announcement in June 2001, of the extension of the five year old Naga ceasefire by another year and enlarging its scope to cover not just
It is with interest that I read Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit's "How not to do a South Asian Treaty" (April 2001). Equally interesting was Ramaswamy
Irfan Ahmed's pontification on journalistic principles (Response, June 2001) is not backed by exposure of new facts or points of analysis. His dismissive attitude towards the bombings must
It has never been easy to die a Hindu, when you have to contend with your near and dear ones trying to force Ganga jal down your gullet. When you
Trans-Himalayan Caravans:Merchant Princes and Peasant Traders in Ladakh
by Janet Rizvi; Oxford University
Press, Delhi; pp 392;
ISBN 0-19-564855-2
War at the Top of the World: The Struggle for Afghanistan, Kashmir and Tibet
by Eric Margolis; Routledge, New York; 2000; pp 250; USD 22; ISBN: 0415927129
The Himalayan watershed
The Politics of Cultural Practice: Thinking through Theatre in an Age of Globalisation
by Rustom Bharucha
New Delhi: OUP, 2001, pp. xiv+243, hardcover, Rs 545
There are many ideas
I have some questions regarding Subir Bhaumik's piece ("Conspirator's Cauldron") in the May issue of Himal. I am not entirely certain that there are
Should lndia and Nepal not enter into any treaty? That is the implication of the article "How not to do a South Asian treaty".
Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya
