Khcmanand Chandola Patriot Publishers IRs90
In this study, the author examines a variety of ancient, medieval and modern sources to advance a political claim for an Indian interest in Western
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ASIA-PACIFIC PEOPLES´ ENVIRONMENT NETWORK (APPEN)
APPEN was formed in 1983 by a diverse group of NGOs from the Asia- Pacific region in order to act together on issues
World-Watch
The first issue of this magazine, published by Worldwatch Institute of Washington DC, contains articles on AIDS in the Third World, the danger of future Chernobyls, and the increasing
There was a time when the National Development Service of Tribhuvan University was the most colourful feather in its cap. Today´s NDS is a feeble copy of its former
On 10 April, 1986, I was leading a trekker´s party in central Nepal from Manang over the Thorang La (5330 metres) and down lo Muktinath. We had just crossed
The Indian Express, 1 February 2010
Just don't go. That's the latest advice the ministry of external affairs has given students planning to study in Australia.
The Hindu, 3 February 2010
"Truth and justice have finally prevailed." This has been the near-universal reaction in Bangladesh to the execution on January 28 of five of
The Daily Star, 15 February 2010
We are surprised at the governments decision to issue environment clearance certificate for industries on privately owned lands inside the Bhawal National Park. That
Call for Submissions of films to the Bangalore Queer Film Festival (BQFF 2010)
Bangalore
Deadline for submission: January 31, 2010
The BQFF 2010 is a non-ticketed free event aimed at
In this column, we report on sig-nificant developments and new ideas relating to articles which appeared in past issues of liimal.
THE TUKIS OF DOLAKHA
"Tukis" are agricultural
The Sherpas of Nepal
io the Tibetan Cultural Context
by Robert A. Paul Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi
1989 IRs95 (paperback) The title of this book highlights the Sherpas, but the author´
Tibetans Gain Fulbright
For years, Tibetan students and scholars in Dharamsalai DeEhi and Kathmandu could only watch as Nepalis and Indians wont off to the United States on prestigious fellowships.
