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NEW DELHI, (IANS) - Since its inception in 1947, the Pakistani Army has been a dominant force in the nation's affairs. Over nearly eight decades, it has wielded

Photo: American Medical Association By Dr. Paul Berggreen Corporate juggernauts are coming to dominate the U.S. healthcare system. UnitedHealth now employs 10% of all physicians in the United States. Hospitals signed

By Nitin Sawant, Hindudvesha.Org  Bollywood is fast shedding its Leftist skin, and its new avatar is sending shockwaves through the old ecosystem of parochial filmmakers, actors, and critics alike. Bollywood is

By Farwa Aamer, Director of South Asia Initiatives, Asia Society Policy Institute As India gears up for its forthcoming elections, there's a prevailing confidence in the prospects of the

By Preity Upala One of the most pertinent issues of our time is equality, specifically, gender parity and women’s rights. Despite enjoying more freedom and rights than ever before in

By D.C. Pathak The world is experiencing major developments - political, ideological, and combative, attributable to the projection of religion in international politics. The rise of Islamic radical forces symbolized

By Mahtab Javed Siddiqui, Mental Health Unit, South Asian Network, Artesia, CA As a child, I watched my mother meticulously prepare a paste of turmeric and black pepper over

Photos: provided by author. Neera Sohoni By Neera Kuckreja Sohoni In 1945, freeing itself of Dutch colonial rule, Indonesia set up its own independent government headed by President Sukarno (Soekarno).

By Parthiv N. Parekh The massive national wave of devotion to Lord Ram witnessed recently during the consecration of the Mandir in Ayodhya, was breathtaking—and inspiring. Even though I