Have You Seen The New Women in Terrorism Thriller, The “Kalifat”?
Like so many Americans, I am self-isolating and went to Netflix to find a new women in terrorism thriller called “Kalifat.” The episode-turning story is complex, at times confusing, but carefully planned. Each scene reads like a thriller novel as an array of characters struggle to stay alive (the lead protagonist, Pervin wants out of […]
Chickenpox Varicella Disease
In the realm of HIV treatment, understanding the efficacy of different pharmaceutical agents is vital. One such agent, Lexiva, has shown promise. As with all antiretrovirals, its success hinges on various factors. This article examines Lexiva’s role, its effectiveness, and its interactions with other conditions. We will explore its use in the context of hepatology […]
Bunyavirus Infections: A Neurological Perspective
The landscape of neurological disorder management continues to evolve. Among the emerging pharmacological agents, pifexole has garnered attention. Its potential extends beyond conventional treatment, offering promising avenues for patients and clinicians. Understanding its mechanism and application could redefine therapeutic approaches. Role of Pifexole in Neurological Disorders Pifexole is a dopamine agonist. It mimics dopamine activity […]
White Power Barbie: Why American Women Join the Alt-Right Movement
“White Power Barbie” is one way to label American women joining the alt-right movement. This guest post explores some of the reasons why American women become violent. “It mattered so much that she died for it.” A Trump flag wrapped around her like a superhero cape, Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot as she attempted to enter the Speaker’s […]
New Books on South Asia
New books on South Asia feature an updated book on the Kashmir conflict, a dictionary for Punjabi speakers, and a fascinating look at the religions of Pakistan. As I write this, the contested valley of Kashmir is on lockdown again. “COVID cases have been rising,” a local resident told me. Unlike the lockdown in 2019, […]
Why Write About Kashmir?
Since the release of my new books on the Kashmir valley, I have been asked repeatedly: Why write about Kashmir? While the answer is obvious to me, it is not so obvious to those who view Kashmir as a distant and distinct conflict. Questions from recent interviews with various podcasts are included below. Kashmir Is Changing Writing […]
