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Mt. Aga Khan – highest peak of the Pamirs
On Tajikistan’s Pamir peak named for the Aga Khan, the post links the devotion of Badakhshan’s mountain people to a minority religious path, and wonders whether dissenters in rough terrain…
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Revenge!! Justice!!!
On Dov Charney’s removal from American Apparel, the post recalls an advertising episode involving a young Bangladeshi woman that angered conservatives, cites an opinion piece by Rezwana Manjur, and says…
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Modern day slaves in a pre-modern country
With state control gone in Iraq, the post says armed gangs are probably holding hundreds of Indian workers, mostly from Punjab, for ransom, and quotes a report of 231 young…
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‘My mother was wronged, gravely wronged’
Reading A. K. Antony’s remark that the Congress is seen as favouring minorities, the post argues the party is courting conservative Muslims in Kerala, which risks pushing Hindus towards the…
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“Tomorrow they can be in India”
Citing a scholar’s warning, the post argues the Iraq conflict could endanger Pakistan and even India, given large Shia populations such as Lucknow’s, and that if Iraq’s existential battle deepens,…
The Indian Subcontinent Argues with Itself
Sunday, 8 November 2026Since December 2010 · 4,170 posts · 93,924 comments
