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India

Separated at Birth: India and Pakistan

In Salman Rushdie’s panoptic novel Midnight’s Children, the character Tai claims that if you “put a gun in a Kashmiri’s hand… it will have to go off by itself – he’ll never dare pull the trigger. [Kashmiris] are not like Indians, always making battles”. Later, Aadam Aziz – the protagonist’s grandfather – tells the reader, […]

Mar 12, 2019 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Features Tagged With: India, Conflict, pakistan, Kashmir

Around the World in LGBT Days

The gay community has been slowly making strides toward legislative progress in the Western world, with Australia recently having voted in support of gay marriage. Yet the world still has leaps and bounds to go when it comes to equality everywhere, whilst some countries legalize same-sex couples adoptions, others criminalize same sex relationships. Features writers explore the world of LGBTQ+ movements around the globe. […]

Jul 11, 2018 By Features Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Germany, India, Australia, lgbt, UK, Russia, hong kong, Singapore, LGBT rights

What’s representation without support?

Considering that fact that most Indian national students spent about three months getting all our documents ready for a visa and poring over procedure, we’d not easily fall for phone calls demanding money and threatening deportation. But the fact that we received one of those phone calls is the problem, really. We know that “this […]

May 7, 2018 By Neha Shaji Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: India, racism, International Students, representation, student protest, bracton law society, south asia

Birth of two nations: India and Pakistan

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, over 6.5 million people had been displaced in Syria by 2014. Experts believe there are 4 million Iraq refugees around the world. In Nigera, there are over 200,000 people categorized as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC). In 1947, over 10 million […]

Nov 23, 2017 By Fatima Filed Under: Features Tagged With: India, pakistan, British Empire, Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru

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