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Mumbai: some of us didn’t die

By Feature Writer | Published: November 30, 2008
But some of us did. And for those who did, it’s important that we seek a revolution in this city. Chants of “Bharat Mata ki Jai”(Long Live Mother India) are not going to procure any respite.
Posted in Current Affairs, politics, south asia, terrorism | Also tagged , | 4 Comments

Woman fed to dogs: Taslim Solangi and an end to civility

By Feature Writer | Published: November 10, 2008
I want my anger to be as brutal and as devoid of mercy as these murdering charlatans are. I need revenge. We need revenge.
Posted in Current Affairs, crime, south asia, women | Also tagged , , , | 22 Comments

Where chili powder-aided gang rape counts as “molestation”

By Feature Writer | Published: September 29, 2008
In a country that's replete with as many sexual assault cases as the number of babies born per minute, heinous crimes are everywhere, but one particular heinous crime has recently stood out from the rest.
Posted in Current Affairs, Society, crime, south asia, women | Also tagged , | 11 Comments