A cricketer prime minister and hope for a religious corridor
Aug 17, 2018
Aman Ki Asha
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As Pakistan’s cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan takes oath as prime minister, the Sikh community the world over wonder whether they will ever be granted easy access to their holy sites in...
Pakistan, India, Independence Days: A peace pilgrimage to Wagah border
Aug 14, 2018
Beena sarwar
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Aman Dost Yatra, a courageous journey for peace spearheaded by young Indian activists, is headed from Delhi to Amritsar, aiming to reach Wagah border on the evening of 14 August to jointly celebrate...
South Asians in Canada turn out for Afridi and a good cause
Aug 04, 2018
Swati Sharan
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“For me there’s no greater religion than humanity,” stated cricket hero Shahid Afridi, speaking at a fundraising dinner gala in Canada to support the Sahibzada Fazal Rehman Charity Hospital in...
In New York, a unique India-Pakistan art exhibit
Jul 19, 2018
Aman Ki Asha
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A unique group exhibition of Pakistani and Indian artists opened in New York on June 28 Pale Sentinels: Metaphors for Dialogues Curated by Salima Hashmi June 28 – July 28, 2018 Aicon Gallery, 35...
What option do India and Pakistan have but friendship and peace?
Jul 15, 2018
Dr Sandeep Pandey
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Peace marchers going on foot from Gandhi Ashram across Gujarat to the Indo-Pak border, received great support on the ground including from PM Modi’s wife Jashodaben Modi for their demands for...
Pakistan hands over two fishermen to India
Jul 01, 2018
Aman Ki Asha
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday handed over two Indian prisoners to Indian authorities at Wagha Border. The prisoners who are fishermen have been handed over to India as a good will gesture, said press...
From the ‘other’ side
Jul 01, 2018
Ajay Pinjani
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A Pakistani who has visited India several times revisited recently, now that hostilities between the neighbouring countries have spiked again. What changes did he notice? On March 30, 2018, I was one...
Sepoy Jaspal Singh: A glimmer of hope that must be followed up, not extinguished
Jun 21, 2018
N.N. Bhatia
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In 2012, Indian Army Sepoy Jaspal Singh of 15 Punjab, presumed dead in the 1971 Indo-Pak war was found alive at an air base prison in Oman. There has been no progress on this case since then While...
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