In the Media

Mainstream - 13th April 2007

Is the SAARC Heading Global?

The just concluded SAARC Summit in New Delhi has turned out to be quite historic in its own way. Besides the usual rhetoric by the member-nations especially between India and Pakistan, the Summit has seen significant new developments which can change the future course of South Asia if addressed in a proper way.

The Daily Star - 21st March 2007

Ground Realities of Bigotry, severed heads and writers' rights

Taslima Nasrin is the winner of the 2004 UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the promotion of tolerance and non-violence.

The Hindu, Delhi - 21st March 2007

250 books handed over to SAARC Secretariat library

Altogether 250 books donated by UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Madanjeet Singh on behalf of the South Asia Foundation (SAF) were handed over to the SAARC Secretariat library at a function held at the Secretariat, Kathmandu.

The Times of India - 18th March 2007

Muslim Group sets RS 5 Lakh on Taslima

Taslima Nasrin is the winner of the 2004 UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the promotion of tolerance and non-violence.

New Delhi - 9th February 2007

Resolution on the News Media in SAARC Countries

The Conference of Editors from SAARC Countries, organized jointly bythe Media Development Foundation and the Ministry of External Affairs,Government of lndia, and held in New Delhi on February 9 and 10, 2007.