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  • Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and the ‘Balance of Fear’ | S.G.Vombatkere

    16 December 2022, by S G Vombatkere

    Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK)
    India’s official claim is to the entire region of the pre-Independence “Princely State of Kashmir & Jammu” — namely, Jammu-Kashmir-Ladakh — as an integral part of India. This includes Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK).
    Pakistan entered into a boundary Agreement with China in March 1963 to settle its border differences, and ceded the Shaksgam Valley of the Hunza region of POK to China.
    Article 6 of the Agreement states: “... the two Parties have agreed (…)

  • Nobel Peace Prize: Russian laureate ’told to turn down award’ | Charlie Haynes & Lucy Pawle - BBC Report

    16 December 2022

    BBC News
    By Charlie Haynes & Lucy Pawle
    BBC HARDtalk
    The Russian co-winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize has said Kremlin authorities told him to turn down the award.
    Yan Rachinsky, who heads Memorial, said he was told not to accept the prize because the two other co-laureates - a Ukrainian human rights organisation and jailed Belarusian rights defender - were deemed "inappropriate".
    Memorial is one of Russia’s oldest civil rights groups, and was shut down by the government (…)

  • IRGAC Volume on Global Authoritarianism - Perspectives from the South

    16 December 2022

    Contents Preface................................................................................. 7 Foreword Verónica Gago .................................................................... 9 Introduction International Research Group on Authoritarianism & Counter-Strategies................... 13 Embedded Authoritarianism Sovereignty, Coloniality, and Democracy in Latin America Pedro Salgado ........................................................................... 25 Hindu (…)

  • How the brain tunes in to unfamiliar voices while you’re sleeping – and why it matters | Jakke Tamminen

    16 December 2022

    by Jakke Tamminen *
    Have you ever watched a duck sleep and wondered how it keeps one eye open? Ducks, like many other birds, sleep with one half of the brain awake while the other half sleeps. This is called “unihemispheric sleep” are sharp waves seen in the sleep EEG that last about half a second. The brain can generate them spontaneously, but most of the time they happen after an outside disturbance, such as someone lightly touching you when you sleep. They are thought to protect sleep (…)

  • Open Statement by Concerned Scientists on Bar Gene in GM Mustard | Dec 10, 2022

    16 December 2022

    Text of Open Statement on Bar Gene in GM Mustard
    Date: 10th Dec., 2022
    We introduce ourselves as scientists, having expertise in the various advanced disciplines of biology, plant breeding and environmental science and who have been following the arguments unfolding in the Hon’ble Supreme Court on the matter of Genetically Modified Mustard. There, the question has come up as to whether or not GM mustard hybrid DMH-11 is an herbicide tolerant crop.
    In Bar-Barnase-Barstar system, the Bar (…)

  • Mapping India’s Sufi World — With a New Twist | M R Narayan Swamy

    16 December 2022, by M R Narayan Swamy

    BOOK REVIEW
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    In Search of the Divine:
    Living Histories of Sufism in India
    by Rana Safvi
    Hachette India
    Pages: 415; Price: Rs 599 ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9393701113
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    Orthodox Muslims may look down upon Sufism as blasphemy but writer-scholar Rana Safvi asserts that Prophet Muhammud was the first Sufi and the first link of all Sufi orders or silsilas.
    In a claim that could raise the hackles of many Muslims, Safvi says that it is from the Prophet’s own behaviour that Sufis (…)

  • Borders Are Not Real | G Narasimha Raghavan

    16 December 2022, by G Narasimha Raghavan

    Book Review
    Border Nation
    A Story of Migration
    by Leah Cowan
    Pluto Press, London
    2021 ISBN 978 0 7453 4107 1 (Paperback) __0__
    The UK’s border regulations and migration conundrums take a heavy verbal beating from Leah Cowan. The book Border Nation, a very challenging read, rich with examples, useful references and contemporary allusions, is Cowan’s first book. In this book, Cowan, a British citizen and former Politics Editor at gal-dem (an online magazine and media platform run (…)

  • Photo: Jawaharlal Nehru with V.K. Krishna Menon and Indira Gandhi in London

    16 December 2022
  • Caricature Tribute to Dominique Lapierre | Jayaraj Vellur

    16 December 2022, by Jayaraj Vellur
  • Video: Environmental History Journal Roundtable - Nature and the New Right

    16 December 2022

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    Environmental History Journal Roundtable: Nature and the New Right by Environment and Humanities https://youtu.be/C9tPxawIn5g

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