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South Asian Memories
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the-south-asian.com 7 August 2000 |
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Editor’s Note This is the inaugural issue of ‘the-south-asian’ – an
attempt to reinforce the rich content of the South Asian region and its
people. The six South Asian nations - Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal,
Pakistan and Sri Lanka - have a history of shared traditions and
spirituality – it is time we focused on those positive ideas. The
similarities are many and differences few. The last
hundred years were perhaps the most violent in human history. South Asia, in
the last five decades, has been through its share of bitter and brutal
conflicts – some still ongoing.
More than fifty years ago, in a small village called Munde, in the Punjab province of what is now Pakistan, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs lived comfortably with each other – and the village had one common place of worship for all – the ‘Thadi’. This was progressive thought by simple folk in a small village! However, the-south-asian remains a platform for the people of the region, their achievements, however great or small, their aspirations and their contributions to the everyday act of positive living. The first issue of ‘the-south-asian’ is an eclectic mix. We hope you will enjoy your first and all subsequent readings of the e-magazine. Your contribution towards positive thought will always be welcome.
Roopa Bakshi
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