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MANY MIGRANTS FEEL BRITISH – IPPR
By Jill Rutter

Britishness to be meaningful and progressive needs to be fostered
both at grass roots and national levels

 

Islam, Women, and the Violence in Kashmir: Between India and Pakistan
By Dr.Nyla Ali Khan

Despite international pressure, the India-Pakistan crisis has not been defused, on the contrary, is highly volatile.

 

The world in one country – South African Indians integrate
By Eric Jethro

Indians are now an integral part of the post apartheid nation and are found in all spheres of public life

 

Performance in Chennai : Madras and Margazh Music
By Anjana Rajan

Like many societies steeped in tradition from centuries gone by, India seems at once new and old. It combines the spirit of ‘what’s new’ and ‘more of the same’ with an irrepressible zest