Upcoming Event: Sundarban Delta – Picturing Voices From the Margins By Dr Debojyoti Das Birkbeck, University of London

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Sundarban etymologically means “beautiful forest” has historically captivated attention of colonials (British Empire), Portuguese sea pirates, Mog bandits of the Arakan highlands and of late environmentalist, conservationist and nature lovers for its resplendent mangrove forest and the threatened Royal Bengal Tiger. It is a ‘hybrid landscape’ where the waters of two mighty rivers the Ganges …

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Modi’s space diplomacy: Leveraging science in regional integration

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Aniket Bhavthankar, an alumni of SAU, who is now with the think tank Society for Policy Studies as a Research Assistant writes about the possibilities that a ‘Regional Satellite’ can bring about. On Aug 3, 2014, while addressing the parliament of Nepal, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the first foreign leader to address Nepal’s Constituent …

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CHAIRMAN OF PAKISTAN HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION CALLS FOR MORE COOPERATION IN EDUCATION

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New Delhi: South Asian countries should come out of their cocoons and try to find the solutions to the challenges facing the region together. The countries could do with more cooperation in the field of education too, said Prof. Mukhtar Ahmed, Chairman, Pakistan Higher Education Commission during a special lecture at South Asian University, New …

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EDUCATION AS TOOL FOR REGIONAL INTEGRATION: ROLE OF SOUTH ASIAN UNIVERSITY – ANALYSIS

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Nilanjana Sen writes about Regional Integration through the Education route. This nicely articulated piece appeared on South Asia Monitor, an online publication of Society for Policy Studies. For long we have attempted to understand South Asia by standing in the wrong shoes. We often display cultural insensitivity since a perspective from the west tends to …

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Hint of Hope – An Editorial Piece by the Kantipur Publication

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The South Asian University is a noble step towards regional consciousness JUL 18 – Twenty-nine years into its existence, there is very little to rejoice about the formation of Saarc apart from the fact that it still exists. Only 17 Saarc summits have been held so far, even though it is supposed to take place …

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