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| Madhubani paintings : A long way from walls and veil |
By Venus Vinod Upadhayaya , journalist |
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The culture of Mithala, the birth place of Goddess Sita, for long thrived with the vibrant colours of Madhubani paintings. An art which till recently was known more to be a culture, Madhubani paintings have come a long way both from the Goongat (veil) under which they were done and the mud walls on which they were painted.
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| Jammat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh remains a potent threat |
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Dhaka/Brussels - The Bangladesh government has taken steps to dismantle the terrorist group Jammat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), but it should not take its demise for granted: the organisation is regrouping and the possibility of another attack is increasing.
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| Liberties and the constitution in Sri Lanka. Its implications in the region |
| By Richard Tremblay, choregrapher, Montreal |
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In one of its latest judgments, the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka, an island situated at the southern tip of India, has granted an additional year to its president's term, following the 26 January 2010 presidential election in the country where outgoing President Mahinda Rajapaksa was re-elected. Given its nature, the piece of news would normally fall as a tile on the head of ordinary citizens waking up one day to learn that their President or their Prime Minister was granted one additional year to the term for which he was elected.
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| Nazila Fathi: The Green Movement in Iran |
| By Aziz Enhaili |
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Mrs. Nazila Fathi is a journalist who covers her native Iran for The New York Times. Her house came under surveillance. She was practically under house arrest. She left Iran on the night before July 1, 2009 , after the surveillance team left. Many people as well as almost all of her sources and some of her friends had already been arrested.
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| What is Tolerance ? | |
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Everybody talks about tolerance. Why ? What is so important about tolerance ? Do you have an opinion you would like to share on tolerance ? Why should we be tolerant ? Let us know your opinion. Write your answer directly...
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New Approaches to Tolerance
By Victor Teboul, Ph.D.
Editor, Tolerance.ca® |
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Algerian-born Albert Camus once said that his homeland was the French language:« Ma patrie, c’est la langue française ». In a certain way, we belong to a language more than we do to a country. While writing La Lente Découverte de...
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