Tag: 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...
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...
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,...
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...
David Cameron’s Hindi Election Song
With May 7 coming quicker than the end of Madonna's career (insert new genre: Thatcher-hip-hop-tronica-pop), Josh Creek reviews the new release from the Conservative...
Cricket World Cup: Semi-Final Preview
As the Cricket World Cup reaches its climax down under, Ted Mahon previews the semi-finals.
The 2015 Cricket World Cup is coming towards its finale....
Cricket World Cup – The Contenders
As the Cricket World Cup begins on Saturday, Ted Mahon gives us his list of contenders for the trophy:
With just a few days...
Penryn’s student miners are frontrunners in international competition
Students from the Camborne School of Mines are celebrating for the second time this year, following success in a recent international mining competition.
Two teams...
Botched sterilisations: the status of women in India
After the recent revelation that eleven Indian women have died after undergoing botched sterilisation surgery at a government run health camp, Alexa Scott-Dalgleish looks at attendance at sterilisation...
Steve Smith accompanies Minister to India
The University of Exeter’s Vice-Chancellor Sir Steve Smith was part of a delegation that accompanied Greg Clark, the Minister for Universities and Science to...
