South Asia Politics
Covering Economy, Politics & Social Trends in South Asia
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The ‘July Declaration’: Full Official Text of Bangladesh’s Uprising Statement
The July Uprising—also known as the July Mass Uprising, the July Student-People’s Uprising or the July Revolution—began in Bangladesh in June 2024 as a student-led protest against the reinstated civil service quota system. It rapidly escalated into a nationwide movement in July, fueled by state violence and sustained by mass solidarity. By early August, it…
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South Asia Achieves Record-High Immunization Coverage in 2024
South Asia has reached its highest-ever immunization coverage for children, according to new data released by WHO and UNICEF for 2024, marking a historic milestone in the region’s efforts to protect children from vaccine-preventable diseases. The rise in coverage reflects a strong collective effort led by governments, supported by health workers, donors and communities. In…
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‘Asia Times’ Offers South Asians a Wider View of Asia
South Asia is home to a quarter of humanity, a crucible of civilizations and a region of immense strategic weight. For the region, understanding the broader Asian landscape is not a luxury. It is a necessity. As global attention shifts eastward and the future of geopolitics, technology and economic power unfolds across the continent, the…
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Pakistan Military’s Manufactured Comeback and Illusion of Legitimacy
In a country often defined by its crises, moments of unity can arrive unexpectedly. One such moment emerged in Pakistan this past May, when streets once filled with protestors turned into arenas of celebration. Flags waved, slogans rang out and an institution long seen with suspicion, the military, was suddenly the center of national pride.…
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New York Times Exposes Indian Media’s Disinformation
In moments of geopolitical crisis, the public turns to journalism not just for information, but for clarity, context and truth. Yet, during the recent military conflict between India and Pakistan, much of India’s mainstream media chose spectacle over substance. A recent report in The New York Times by Anupreeta Das and Pragati K.B., with additional…
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