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Articles related to "South Asia"
Acid Attacks on the Rise Recorded incidents of vitriolage, the act of throwing acid on individuals in order to permanently disfigure them, have increased at an alarming rate in recent years. honor killings of women • acid attacks in afghanistan • south asia • bangladesh • crime in india
Discriminatory Death 5 children killed...fault is that of fate. children • pakistan • south asia • natural disasters • natural disaster
Getting Around South Asia Discover tips on how you can best travel within your destination country. bus • train • car rental • south asia • india
Gharana in South Asia The musicologist D.K. Mukherjee writes that gharana is a Hindi word meaning `family' in the broad sense of the word. family of musicians • family tradition • stylistic schools • lineage • hereditary musicians
Khalistan - A Sikh State? The idea of an independent Sikh state ("Khalistan" to its modern proponents) dates back to the 1600's. That idea weakens and strengthens, but never seems to go away. sikh state • punjab • khalistan • golden temple • sikh independence
South Asian Regional Cooperation Ever since the war in Afghanistan, South Asia has become a subject of discussion and focus across the world. It gives us a good opportunity to understand what efforts South Asians have made to cooperate with each other on their own. south asia
Karnataka's Golden Chariot Karnataka's luxury tourist train, the Golden Chariot, pulled out of Bangalore on its first journey in March 2008. The travel industry has since faced difficulties. the golden chariot • travelling in india • indian travel • tourism in south asia • luxury train travel
Configurations of Touch - Part II In Part II we take in a bird's eyeview of the implications of touch in social and intimate settings; moving further and setting the stage for an inquiry into the physical components of touch that allow it to be such a potent force touch • social • atomic • breastfeed • japanese
Early History of the Celts The word Celt is Greek in origin being derived from the word Keltoi meaning 'barbarian' or 'stranger.' history of the celts • indo-european • kurgan civilization • south asia • danubian culture
The Endangered Ganges River Dolphin One of two subspecies of South Asian River dolphin, efforts to save this primitive cetacean have been limited. Extinction is likely unless the Ganges itself is restored. endangered ganges river dolphin • south asia • primitive freshwater cetacean • india water pollution • habitat degradation
Legitimacy Problem It is extremely disgusting, nevertheless true, that the citizen has lost respect for institutions of the State. This is not only true in case of India, but many South Asian countries. It is a serious development for democracy as well as stability in the region. citizen
Evidence for the Soul and Reincarnation Dr. Jim B. Tucker has studied cases of past life memory in children from all over the world. His research has uncovered startling evidence for the soul and reincarnation. past life memory in children • psychiatrists study past lives • reincarnation and children • child psychiatrist dr. jim b. tucker • life before life: investigation of children's memo
Clinton Envoy To Persuade India, Pak To Resume Talks US President Bill Clinton is sending a high-ranking personal envoy to India and Pakistan next week, to persuade both countries to resume their suspended bilateral dialogue.
Teaching Abroad The life of an international school teacher may sound like a glamorous affair, but getting that dream job can seem overwhelming without the right knowledge and resources. teaching abroad • teaching overseas • international teachers • international teaching jobs • international schools
The English language needs you News about new World English dictionary and the updating of the classic English dictionary english language • encarta world english dictionary • oxford english dictionary • dictionaries
The Global Reach of the Lashkar-e-Taiba 10 militants from the Lashkar-e-Taiba launched the largest coordinated terrorist attack in India's history. Its leaders claim it has over 10000 trained operatives. lashkar-e-taiba • let • mumbai attacks • hafiz muhammed saeed • jama't-ud-da'wa
Feature Article: "Every City Has Its Own Flavor" From a feature article by Karen Claussen: "The appalling views of present day Kabul that we see in the news couldn’t be farther from the city I knew in the late sixties. I was lucky to be a giggling teenager in a fascinating city that fed my curiosity a rich diet, in a culture of repression and cruelty side by side with piety and commerce, and most of all color." Read the entire article for a unique perspective of Afghanistan's capital city. afghanistan • kabul
The Great Wall of China in Mutianyu No trip to China is complete without a visit to the Great Wall. The Great Wall at Mutianyu offers visitors a chance to experience both the restored and ancient wall. the great wall of china • sections of the great wall • what part of the great wall to visit in china • great wall of china at mutianyu • day trips from beijing
Using Mehndi to Celebrate Your Pregnancy Mehndi is a wonderful temporary tattoo art for your pregnant belly or wherever you would like to celebrate your blessed event! Learn more about the special touch henna can add! mehndi • pregnancy • temporary • tattoo • art
Bengal Bengal is the ancient land that is now Bangladesh. This article looks at its history and people. bangladesh • india • steppes • hindu • buddhism
Budget Airline Deals To Singapore Travel to Changi at bargain prices with low cost carriers - such as Tiger Airways, Air Asia, Cebu Pacific and Air India Express - from Thailand, Vietnam, India & China. cheap flights • budget airline deals • changi airport • travel singapore • tiger airways
Budget Airlines to China: Shenzhen Just north of Hong Kong and a Special Economic Zone, the Chinese shopping paradise can be reached with low cost carriers from Australia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. cheap flights • budget airlines • shenzhen china • special economic zone • low cost carrier
Coca-Cola Global Sales Who chugs down more Coca-Cola beverages annually, India's 1.1 billion consumers or Mexico's 108 million drinkers? coca-cola global sales • sales of coca-cola • international sales of coke • global sales of coke • revenues coke
Food Myth and Reality It is dangerous to assume that just because food grows in the field that it will end up on your table. hunger • food • myths • reality • high school
Food Myths Food and water, life's basics food myths • global food production • hunger • poverty • food security
Garlic: Hardnecks & Softnecks Whether hardneck or softneck, your choice of garlic for the garden should be a variety well-suited for your environment. hardneck garlic • softneck garlic • artichoke garlic • silverskin garlic • purple stripe garlic
Gay Korea: Travel Resources and Gay Rights Organizations in Korea Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Resources in Korea gay in korea • lesbian in korea • transgender in korea • glbt korea • gay rights groups korea
Nepal Parliament Elects Prime Minister After months of in-fighting the Republic of Nepal has its first Prime Minister, with "Prachanda", the Maoist leader, emerging as the winner of Friday's election. prachanda nepal prime minister • prachanda becomes nepal prime minister • sher bahadur deuba election • ram baran yadav nepal president • maoist prime ministerof nepal
Pakistan Enters into Deal with the Taliban On Monday, February 16, 2009; the government of Pakistan agreed to allow the implementation of pure Islamic law in a northwestern province that borders Afghanistan. north west frontier province of pakistan • afghanistan • the taliban • war on terror • pakistan government
Swallows, Martins, and Swifts... (oh my!) An introduction to swallows, swifts, and martins. These are summer migrants that are welcome guests in any garden or on any farm. Able to consume their weight in mosquitos and other flying insects, this quality alone means that these birds never outstay their welcome! swallow • barn • swallow • bird • migrants
The Botany of Gluten Wheat, spelt, rye, barley, oats, corn, rice, wild rice, bamboo shoots and even sugar cane are in the same botanical family of Poaceae Grasses. gluten • botany • poaceae family • gramineae grasses • wheat
The Importance of Learning Your Genotype Now scientists predict that people who have hepatitis C, have billions of actual viruses circulating within their body. Although there may be one or two predominant sub-types, the infection as a whole is not a single entity and is composed of many different quasispecies. genotype • hepatitis c • hepatitis • hcv • blood
Top Ten 'Pop' Stats Our numbers on the most heavily-populated countries in the world may surprise you. world population economics • world • world population • global population • china
Travel to Pakistan's Archaeological Sites Visit the ruins of some of the oldest ancient civilizations in the world, scattered throughout the Pakistani countryside. travel to pakistan • ancient ruins in pakistan • what to see in pakistan vacation • what to do where to go in pakistan • visiting historic ruins
Vancouver Chinatown in British Columbia, Canada Chinatown in Vancouver, BC is a thriving neighbourhood with a night market, Chinese stores, produce, Chinese restaurants, and festivals. vancouver chinatown • british columbia canada • discover china • night markets • chinese restaurants
Aid Giving Why are governments slashing their foreign aid budgets instead of attempting to address global poverty when the opportunity is there? aid • poverty • refugees • election • agenda
Catastrophy and Generosity The outpouring of funds and aid to respond to the tsunamis that struck south Asia is substantial. Because many kinds of disasters are a constant risk, human services agencies take the lead to help meet basic needs in dire conditions. Here is a list of US-based international aid organizations, addresses, and Internet links as compiled by the Associated Press. Save this list in advance of the next disaster. international relief agencies • us-based human services organizations
Environmental Impact of Asian Brown Cloud Reports on the Asian brown cloud show that while masking the global temperature rise, it has local and global negative environmental impacts. environmental impact of asian brown cloud • asian haze • atmospheric brown cloud • masking the global temperature rise • global negative environmental impacts
Exploring Reno's Specialty Museums Souvenirs, Cars, Rocks and Antiques from Nevada, the Southwest USA and Around the World Star in the Artfully Displayed Exhibits in these Outstanding Repositories. wilbur d. may museum • national automobile museum • university of nevada reno • nevada historical society museum • mackay school of mines exhibit
Fair Trade and Ethical Shopping Given the environmental impact of shipping products around the world, is the most ethical choice always to buy locally? fair trade • ethical shopping • world hunger • global warming • buying locally
Health Benefits of Virgin Coconut Oil Substituting vegetable oils that contain harmful transfatty acids with traditional, healthy, saturated fats in coconut oil may lead to eradication of many diseases coconut oil • virgin coconut oil • coconut cooking oil • coconut butter • coconut oil and weight loss
How to Make Easy Spiced Chai Tea at Home Served hot or cold, spiced Chai tea has become quite popular in much of the world. Here's a simple way to enjoy it at home. chai tea • spiced tea • spiced indian tea • chai tea concentrate • how to make chai tea at home
How to Make Indian Chai Regardless if monsoon or rainy summer day, nothing like sipping a hot cup of chai. Learn how to make Indian masala tea and what spices and ingredients are needed. indian chai • indian masala tea • indian chai recipe • indian chai masala recipe • indian chai spices
Iran or Pakistan; Who's the Elephant in the Room The latent crisis of Democracy's collapse, Islamic fundamentalism & fiscal failure in an atomic Pakistan is ignored as America politicizes Iranian meeting preconditions. pakistan • iran • father of pakistan bomb • abdul khan • financial crisis
Islamic Wedding Traditions Muslim couples plan weddings which reflect their unique cultural backgrounds. Here are some traditions that might be incorporated into an Islamic wedding celebration. islamic wedding traditions • muslim wedding customs • marriage customs in the muslim world • muslim couples • muslim marriages |
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