Afghan Hindus & Sikhs disillusioned with electoral process

Source Afghan Hindus & Sikhs disillusioned with electoral process KABUL, September 14 (Pajhwok Afghan News): For Hindus and Sikhs minorities together, a solitary Wolesi Jirga (lower house of parliament) seat has been reserved in Sunday’s elections, for which an active woman is in the run. Dwelling in this capital city, a number of Hindus and… Continue reading Afghan Hindus & Sikhs disillusioned with electoral process

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Sikhs in Kabul feel let down by PM

Source Rati Ramadas – Tuesday, August 30, 2005 (Kabul): Prime Minister Manmohan Singh returned to Delhi last evening after a two-day historic visit to Afghanistan. The highlight of his visit was laying the foundation stone of Afghanistan’s new Parliament, a symbolic gesture to cement India’s partnership with the world’s youngest democracy. But democracy means different… Continue reading Sikhs in Kabul feel let down by PM

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And Then There Was A Knock

The Strange Detention of a 71 year old Afghan Hindu Man and His 69 Year Old Wife First comes the knock. There are two, maybe three, uniformed officers from the Department of Homeland Security. They tell the boy they want to take his parents in for questioning. Have them back in two to three hours.… Continue reading And Then There Was A Knock

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Kandhari: The Language

One of the languages spoken by Afghan Hindus is Kandhari. Kandhari is a dialect of Siraiki. Kandhari hindus have not used a script to read and write their language. Language spoken by Afghan Hindus is also related to Hindko. An Article About Kandhari

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