Islamic Affairs

Paper NO. 1107                                                                     01/09/2004

by R.Upadhyay 

Paper No. 1108                                                                06/09/2004

by K. Gajendra Singh

Paper No. 1138                              04/10/2004

by B.Raman

Paper No. 1144                                                          18/10/2004

by  B.Raman

(Text of a paper presented  at a conference on “Ethnic Minorities and Great Power Strategies in Asia”  held at Honolulu from October 12 to 14,2004, under the auspices of  the Asia Pacific Centre for Security Studies” )--------------

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

Paper No. 1156                                                       01/11/2004

by B.Raman

(To be read in continuation of my earlier article titled "Bangladesh-Myanmar-Thailand--the Jihadi Corridor" available at www.saag.org ) 

Paper No. 1160                                                           09/11/2004

by R. Upadhyay

The history of Indian Muslims is so complex that their isolation from the national mainstream  and consequent socio-psychological confusion have remained a puzzle for social scientists. A study based on the factual developments related to this distinct and a unique religio-social group may help the reader to draw right conclusions.