My father was in the Royal Nepal Army. As I was growing up, my uncle, brother and father would always talk about wartime activities. My home was also near to
When I was a child, I always dreamed of serving Nepal as a soldier. I felt like a powerful person. Even though I was born with a female body, I
On the lived experiences of sexual and gender minorities in Nepal.
International support for trade unionism in Bangladesh must proceed after separating the wheat from the chaff.
Understanding the recent furore over Hindi cinema in Bangladesh.
A chronicle of a Kashmiri man acquitted after more than 18 years of incarceration.
FROM PRINT QUARTERLY: Jeremy Seabrook’s 'Song of the Shirt' paints a partial picture of migrant workers.
Some of our coverage of Jammu & Kashmir in past years.
One night in a dream
my bed a grave
buried Monjula and others
voices muffled
COLUMN: What the disruption of two documentary films means for free speech and dissent in India.
The Blood Telegram by Gary J Bass reminds us that 1971 is an evolving story.
