A Thin Red Line Sonali Bhattarchayya
Review by Azma Dar “A Thin Red Line” is the most recent play by Kali Theatre, a company that focuses completely on new writing by Asian women. Having been fortunate enough to have had two plays ...
Berlin Conference on Sri Lankan Turmoil
Blatant and rampant corruption and nepotism prevalent in Sri Lanka were highlights of a  keynote speech to the recently concluded conference, Sri Lanka – is war the only solution to the ethnic conflict organised by ...
Tax Treatment of Temporary Resident Employees
As an incentive to foreign companies to set up business in the UK, both the UK company and the employees of the foreign company seconded to the UK can receive certain special tax breaks; some ...
A ‘contemporary’ conflict around Indian dance!
By Chitra Sundaram A fierce argument was averted at a gathering of Indian classical and contemporary dancers late last year. Ms. W, A young white performer of Indian classical dance, announced that she had not bothered applying ...
Dreams and Beyond
She leaves the reader free to pursue his or her own convictions while providing points of entry into alternative ways of thought Manjula Padmanabhan This is an exceptionally well-written and sensibly argued book about that most insubstantial ...
Dreams and Beyond Madhu Tandan
A Conversation between the author and Malashri Lal Malashri Lal who is a Professor of English at the University of Delhi is an avid reader of Madhu Tandan’s work and is attracted to the interpretive possibilities ...