Slok Gyawali

ANALYSIS: The revival of Sikh nationalism begins to worry India

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Slok Gyawali
- 14th August 2015

OVER-emphasis on Pakistan’s role in the revival of Sikh nationalism has failed to address real grievances, argues SLOK GYAWALI

Why scenes of animal carnage are ‘not Hindu’

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Slok Gyawali
- 5th August 2015

EXPOSURE to the annual Gadhimai Festival in which thousands of beasts are ritually slaughtered has revealed a gulf in religious literacy, argues SLOK GYAWALI

ANALYSIS: Yoga India’s ‘gift to humanity’? Muslims and Hindus argue the toss

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Slok Gyawali
- 19th June 2015

IN A controversial move, India’s PM Narendra Modi has declared 21 June International Yoga Day

ANALYSIS: Modi and minorities - an appraisal

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Slok Gyawali
- 3rd April 2015

THE first year of Narendra Modi’s rule has been challenging for minority groups, particularly Christians and Muslims

ANALYSIS: European leaders at odds as Tibet's prospects fade

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Slok Gyawali
- 13th March 2015

TIBET'S struggle for freedom has reached an all-time low. Even supporters in Europe now call for ‘regional autonomy’ rather than independence. On the eve of the 'Europe Stands with Tibet' march in Paris, SLOK GYAWALI reports  

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