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An unplanned tuk-tuk ride that rewired my thinking

2 Apr 20262 Apr 2026
By Nadia Rajput Bhatti in Sri Lanka I was in a tuk-tuk on my way to Kandy, just looking for some fresh air and scrolling through my phone to see…
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Remembering Richard Cash: A special life, richly lived

16 Mar 20261 Apr 2026
Prominent development practitioner and scholar Marty Chen, a Southasia Peace Action Network Advisory Council member shared this tribute at a memorial at Harvard University last year, for the legendary pediatrician…
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Mohabbat, dard and dost… Love, heartbreak and friends

6 Mar 20266 Mar 2026
Reflections on shared cultures, histories, geographies, and pain in the midst of senseless destruction By Mandira Nayar Mohabbat. Love. We love in the same language. Joy too, is shared –…
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Indians on Indian lands: diaspora, caste and the tangled politics of solidarity

20 Feb 20261 Apr 2026
What does it mean to migrate to a settler colonial state while carrying the hierarchies of caste and the wounds of colonialism with you? CAMBRIDGE: How are the struggles against…
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South African activist Ela Gandhi calls on world to condemn the US attack on Venezuela

6 Jan 20267 Jan 2026
“Can the world stand by and allow such aggression to continue?” BOSTON: Invoking her grandfather Mahatma Gandhi‘s words, “I want world sympathy in this battle of right against might,” Ela…
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Youth propose a ‘New Grammar’ for Collaborations across Southasia

12 Dec 202512 Dec 2025
HYDERABAD, India: Doyens of Peace, a pan-Southasia platform of civil society organisations and youth groups, facilitated by COVA Peace Network, organised an online event to commemorate SAARC Charter Day on…
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Victory written in blue

6 Nov 202513 Nov 2025
Read the latest Sapan Blog, where Siraj Khan reflects on India’s historic Women’s Cricket World Cup victory, a win that transcends sport to symbolize empowerment, unity, and regional pride. By…
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From tension to talk: Youth visions for peace

21 Oct 202522 Oct 2025
Report on a unique discussion organised by the Southasia Peace Action Network, featuring the voices of young people from across the region on what what peace means to them By…
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Two worlds touch at Cambridge Diwali-Eid event

12 Oct 202512 Oct 2025
By Beena Sarwar/Sapan News CAMBRIDGE, Mass.: Some 300 festively dressed Cantabrigians and neighbors gathered at Cambridge’s Reservoir Church on Saturday for the annual Diwali-Eid Cultural program, an interfaith, intercultural event…
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“You Can Kill a Person, But Not an Idea”: Southasia Peace Action Network Film Club on ‘After Sabeen’

3 Oct 202517 Oct 2025
By Sapan News Desk  New Delhi / Berlin / Karachi / Southasia diaspora — Last week, the story of prominent social entrepreneur Sabeen Mahmud who was shot dead in Karachi,…
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Southasian Voices: Art, Identity, and Bridging Divides

17 Jun 20252 Oct 2025
From Leeds to London: A comment on ‘South Asia: People, promise and potential - art, film and discussion,’ a half-day event organized by the Bloomsbury Institute London, beyond Instagram and…
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