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Pakistan and NATO have been on the tip of many a person’s tongue recently, and with good reason. Between the NATO summit in Chicago and supply lines in Pakistan, there’s a lot to discuss.
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As any good South Asian knows, a day without chai is a sad day indeed.
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Size may not matter, but strength certainly does. In my opinion, there’s no better way to add some edge to your look than by incorporating some studs–gold ones, in particular.
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“Narcopolis”, the debut novel from jack-of-all-arts and former drug addict Jeet Thayil, is traumatizing. This trek through the underbelly of Mumbai leaves the reader groping through darkness for logic, for refuge from a deluge of drugs, sex, death and despair.
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In a recovering economy, it’s luxuries like traveling that always seem to get cut first. But if you can’t go to India, you can certainly still bring India to you with fresh home decor pieces.
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“Amina, yanh ao!”
What is wrong with this woman? She wants me to go over there?
“Jaldi se!”
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Since launching at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week last fall, East-meets-West couture line Atelier AZZA has rocketed to the top of many a fashionista’s must-have list.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. A large loan to Bangladesh should help kickstart its economy, the United States sentence a Kashmiri-born man to prison and Pakistan may use coal to address energy issues.
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Unless you’re one of the lucky ones who lives in a place where winter gently eased into spring, you probably still need some warm elements in your wardrobe.
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Life moves fast. News moves faster. Greg Mortenson retains control after paying damages, the $10 million suspected Mumbai ringleader wants the bounty money, and Pakistan and India’s leaders will meet in New Delhi.
