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Beyond the Mat: A Rainbow Without Colors
by Mitabh Saudby Mitabh Saud 2 minutes readWhat happens when you strip a rainbow of its colors? It turns dull – its very existence is threatened. Your breath works the same way. Deny your body its prana …
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This Mother’s Day, A Kannada Memoir Speaks to Families Everywhere
by R. Suryamurthy 4 minutes readIn an era of migration, fractured families and increasingly hurried lives, stories about mothers continue to travel across borders with unusual force. That may explain why I Love My Amma …
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South Asia Notes: Stock Taking of Challenges and Opportunities for Indian Diplomacy
by Elizabeth Roche 2 minutes readThe West Asia/Middle East crisis, India’s neighborhood, the China challenge, the state of multilateralism and multipolarity were some of the themes discussed at this year’s Heads of Missions meeting in …
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Farzana Baduel Joins BBC Radio 4 Podcast “When It Hits The Fan” as Co-Host
by SAH Staff Reporter 2 minutes readLondon-based strategic communications specialist Farzana Baduel has joined BBC Radio 4 podcast “When It Hits The Fan” as the new co-host alongside David Yelland. The podcast explores the “PR scandals, …
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The Indus Waters Treaty Part II: Obstruction, Exploitation and the Long-Overdue Reckoning
by Dr. Pradeep Kumar Saxena 5 minutes read1. Pakistan’s Weaponization of the Treaty 1.1 Systematic Obstruction of Indian Development Since the Treaty’s signing, Pakistan has consistently used its dispute resolution provisions as a strategic tool to delay …
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The Indus Waters Treaty Part I: The Architecture of Inequity — How India’s Goodwill Was Codified into Concession
by Dr. Pradeep Kumar Saxena 5 minutes readBackground: The Partition of a River System The Indus River System comprises six major rivers—the Indus, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej—flowing through the territories of both India and Pakistan. …