In July this year,editing Mr. Vijay Rana’s excellent article printed in the current August issue of Confluence aboutlife in Delhi under the
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South African newsletter: The war does not lie outside SA’s borders
South Africa’s government has acted reactively to growing educational aspirations, rather than proactively, by assisting students
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING – a constant evolution
This is the last quarterly issue for this year. Thisyear has been different in many ways, as we are in the process of changing
The Song of the Shirt by Jeremy Seabrook (Navayana Books) – Charles Sarvan
In a poor house, a woman is seated at a table. “Her face is thin and worn, and she has coarse, red hands, all pricked
Reginald Massey awarded first prize for poem
Forward Poetry, Britain’s largest publisher of poetry, recently held a competition on the theme of Love is in the Air. Massey’s poem
Reminiscing Childhood Memories of Old Mysore…
By Girija Madhavan I was born in 1938 in a house now called “Sahyadri,” the first of the four large Railway Bungalows that still stand
Reginald Massey’s Book Page
The South Asian diaspora inhabits several countries and is, in fact, the largest diaspora on the planet. Poverty and persecution
A Good Holy Day – Anjana Basu
For kilometers the road is clogged with lorries. The thick black smoke of the exhaust fumes in guaranteed to leave
Global Unemployment – Migel Jayasinghe
Over the last couple of centuries, owners of capital, the bourgeoisie on one side, and workers, who offer their labour
The Prabhakaran phenomenon: towards an explanation
A Sri Lankan Tamil friend wrote to me wondering why thousands of Tamils, both within and outside the Island, devoutly followed the Tiger leader. Even