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Multi-Ethnic Geographies

November 4, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Pakistan’s Four Provinces: A Map of Elite Power

Pakistan’s four-province structure has not evolved since independence. The rationale behind administrative units is to deliver fair and timely services and to ensure political participation by every citizen. The huge population, according

Columns

India’s Manipur Crisis Shifts Focus to Myanmar

The sharp escalation by the Kuki militants in Manipur has shaken up the Indian establishment but the ensuing jingoistic outcry in sections of the media demands a muscular approach to addressing the problem of militancy. This is fraught with serious consequences.  The editorial

September 11, 2024

Pakistan’s Four Provinces: A Map of Elite Power

November 4, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Pakistan’s four-province structure has not evolved since independence. The rationale behind administrative units is to deliver fair and timely services and to ensure political participation by every citizen. The huge population, according

More

India’s Manipur Crisis Shifts Focus to Myanmar

September 11, 2024
Columns

The sharp escalation by the Kuki militants in Manipur has shaken up the Indian establishment but the ensuing jingoistic outcry in sections of the media demands a muscular approach to addressing the problem of

More

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