Campaign India Team
Nov 10, 2009

Anant's blog: Of Melbourne and of jingoism

My daughter’s just returned from a five-month stint in Melbourne, studying at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.She left for Melbourne as the first reports of violence against Indian students made their appearance in Indian media. As a parent, I was concerned.

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