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  • Kecelakaan Lion Air: Indonesia dan India Ragukan Produk Pesawat Boeing

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    SOUTHASIAN STUDY CLUB (SASC/InSAF) || Otoritas penerbangan di Indonesia dan India mendorong lebih banyak pelatihan simulator untuk para pilot Boeing Co 737 MAX menyusul kecelakaan mematikan Lion Air, yang belum hilang dalam ingatan semua masyarakat.

    Permintaan ini merupakan wujud keraguan beberapa negara mengenai keaman pesawat Boeing 737 MAX.

    Dilansir dari Reuters (7/12), Chief Executive Officer Boeing Dennis Muilenburg mengatakan  pada hari Kamis (6/12) bahwa dia sangat yakin mengenai keselamatan 737 MAX, versi terbaru.

    "Kami tahu pesawat kami aman, dan Kami belum mengubah filosofi desain kami." kata Dennis.

    Komentar Muilenburg datang pada hari yang sama ketika regulator penerbangan India mengatakan pilot 737 MAX harus dilatih pada simulator yang dapat mereplikasi dugaan skenario yang menyebabkan kecelakaan.

    Di lain pihak, Kementerian Perhubungan Indonesia mengatakan akan segera memberlakukan persyaratan baru untuk pelatihan simulator.

    Pada hari Kamis (6/12), Lion Air mengkonfirmasi laporan Reuters sebelumnya bahwa pihaknya sedang mempertimbangkan membatalkan pesanan 737 MAX setelah pesawat jet itu jatuh ke Laut Jawa pada 29 Oktober, menewaskan semua 189 orang di dalamnya. (sumber)
  • Perang Nuklir di Depan Mata, Korut Mengadu ke ASEAN

    Korea Utara (Korut) tengah berusaha meraih dukungan negara-negara Asia Tenggara dalam pertikaiannya dengan Amerika Serikat (AS). Dalam suratnya kepada ASEAN, Korut memperingatkan 'bencana nuklir' berpotensi terjadi di Semenanjung Korea.

    Seperti dilansir AFP, Jumat (28/4/2017), Menteri Luar Negeri (Menlu) Korut Ri Yong-Ho mengirimkan surat kepada Sekjen ASEAN atau Asosiasi Negara-negara Asia Tenggara. Dalam surat itu, Ri memperingatkan soal situasi di Semenanjung Korea yang 'ada di ujung perang' karena aksi AS.

    Ri mendorong Sekjen ASEAN untuk memberitahu para Menlu dari 10 negara anggota ASEAN soal 'situasi genting' di Semenanjung Korea. Dalam surat itu, Ri juga mengkritik latihan gabungan AS dengan Korea Selatan (Korsel) beberapa waktu terakhir.

    Ketegangan semakin meningkat beberapa pekan terakhir, setelah Korut menggelar serangkaian uji coba rudal. AS menyambutnya dengan berbagai retorika keras yang memancing perang dengan Korut.

    Salinan surat Korut kepada ASEAN yang bertanggal 23 Maret itu didapatkan oleh AFP pada Kamis (27/4) waktu setempat, menjelang digelarnya KTT Pemimpin ASEAN di Manila, Filipina. Isu Korut diperkirakan akan ikut dibahas dalam pertemuan itu.

    "Saya menyampaikan harapan saya agar ASEAN, yang memegang peranan sangat penting untuk perdamaian dan stabilitas kawasan, akan membahas isu latihan militer gabungan AS-Korsel dalam konferensi-konferensi ASEAN secara adil dan memainkan peran aktif dalam mengawal perdamaian dan keamanan Semenanjung Korea," demikian bunyi surat Korut itu.

    Korut diketahui memiliki hubungan dekat dengan beberapa negara anggota ASEAN, termasuk Kamboja dan Laos. Namun beberapa waktu lalu, ASEAN menyatakan ketidaksepakatannya dengan ambisi nuklir Korut.

    Surat dari Menlu Korut kepada Sekjen ASEAN ini tergolong sangat tidak biasa. Seorang diplomat Asia Tenggara menyatakan, sejauh yang dia ingat, ini merupakan pertama kalinya Korut mengirimkan surat meminta bantuan ASEAN untuk isu di kawasannya.

    Dalam suratnya, Ri menyebut latihan militer gabungan AS-Korsel yang digelar setiap tahun, menjadi pembenaran bagi Korut untuk mengembangkan senjata nuklirnya.

    "Ini menjadi fakta jelas bagi semua pihak bahwa, ketika mereka melancarkan serangan nuklir yang bisa membawa Semenanjung Korea ke dalam bencana nuklir hanya dalam beberapa detik... latihan semacam ini tidak mungkin bersifat defensif," sebut isi surat Korut itu. (sumber)
  • Brothers Share one Wife in India

    Amar and Kundan Singh Pundir are brothers. Younger brother Amar breaks rocks in a mine for a living. Kundan farms their small piece of inherited land. They live in a beautiful but remote hillside village in the clouds of Himachal Pradesh, India.

    Both aged in their forties, the two brothers have lived together nearly their whole lives. They are poor and share just about everything: Their home, their work and a wife.

    "See we have a tradition from the beginning to have a family of five to 10 people. Two brothers and one wife." Kundan says.

    They practice what is known as fraternal polyandry -- where the brothers of one family marry the same woman. Why? Tradition and economics Life is hard here. The village is precariously perched on the side of a very steep hill about 6,000ft up. Most of the villagers survive off tiny plots of cropland.

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  • Four Dalit men chained to a car, beaten by cow protection vigilantes in Gujarat

    Four Dalit men were chained to a car, stripped and beaten up by cow protection vigilantes in Gujarat’s Gir Somnath district, police said on Tuesday.

    The attack took place on Monday. A video purportedly recorded by the attackers and shared online shows the four men chained to a car and being beaten with iron rods.

    The victims, belonging to a Dalit community at Mota Samadiyara village of Una taluka, claimed that they were skinning an already dead cow, but the six accused said the animal was killed before being skinned, police said.

    “We have arrested three persons in this connection while three others are absconding. We have also called a team of forensic science laboratory experts and veterinary doctors to ascertain if the cow was already dead before being skinned or was killed for skin,” Gir Somnath district’s deputy superintendent of police KM Joshi said.

    According to the FIR, the six accused — identified as Ramesh Giri, Balwant Simer, Ramesh Bhagwan, Rakesh Joshi, Rasikbhai and Nagjibhai Vaniya — came in a car and began abusing the villagers on finding that they were skinning a cow.

    They then allegedly took out iron rods from their car and started beating them up. Two people sustained severe head injuries and were referred to Junagadh civil hospital for treatment, Joshi said.

    According to the complainant, Vasrambhai Sarvaiya, the accused also took away their mobile phones.

    Cow protection vigilante groups have been active in various parts of the country against slaughter of cows and consumption of beef. Several state governments too have tightened laws on both. In one of the most brutal attacks over cow protection, 52-year-old Mohammad Akhlaq was lynched in Bisada village near Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, by a Hindu mob for allegedly killing a calf for meat.

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  • Bangladesh begins oil clean-up after spill

    Bangladeshi fishermen, using sponges and sacks, have begun cleaning up a huge oil spill in a protected area that is home to rare dolphins, after environmentalists warned of an ecological "catastrophe".

    Thousands of litres of oil have spilled into the protected Sundarbans mangrove area, home to rare Irrawaddy and Ganges dolphins, since a tanker collided with another vessel on Tuesday.

    The tanker was believed to be carrying around 350-thousand litres of furnace oil at the UNESCO World Heritage site.

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  • [Gulf News] Section of Indian media wants to ‘finish’ AAP, says Kejriwal

    Anti-corruption crusader Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said Indian media wanted to “finish” his Aam Aadmi Party which has emerged as the main challenger to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the forthcoming assembly elections in Delhi.

    On a two-day visit to Dubai to meet his supporters and receive the ‘award of Asia’s most inspiring and young social changemaker at World Brands Summit’, Kejriwal addressed a series of meetings on Friday evening. “It seems a section of Indian media wants to finish AAP,” he told Gulf News, adding, “there are some good journalists too.”

    His statement came a day after news media and politicians attacked him for travelling in business class on a flight to Dubai. His political opponents and media accused Kejriwal of “double standards” when he flew business class while claiming to represent the Aam Aadmi or common man. “Is it a crime to fly business class,” he asked.


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  • [Bhutan] Muslims in Bhutan

    The origin of the people of Bhutan can be traced back to Nepal, Northern Burma, Northeast India and Tibet. The majority of the people are Buddhist and 5% are Muslim. Other minority religions include Hinduism and Christianity.

    In response to the destruction of the giant Buddha statues in Afghanistan earlier in the year, monks, farmers and school children all asked the question “Why?” The emotion they felt was clearly pain. In previous years, when thousands of Shiah Muslims from the same region were slaughtered by the Taliban, they said nothing.
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  • [Pakistan] China commits $45.6 billion for economic corridor with Pakistan

    The Chinese government and banks will finance Chinese companies to build $45.6 billion worth of energy and infrastructure projects in Pakistan over the next six years, according to new details of the deal seen by Reuters on Friday. The Chinese companies will be able to operate the projects as profit-making entities, according to the deal signed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif during a visit to China earlier this month.

    At the time, officials provided few details of the projects or the financing for the deal, dubbed the China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC).

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  • [Nepal] Nepal elected Chair of SAARC Standing Committee

    The 41st Session of SAARC Standing Committee started in Kathmandu this morning. Foreign Secretaries from SAARC member countries led their delegation to the SAAR Standing Committee.

    As per the SAARC practice, the Meeting was opened by Ali Naseer Mohamed, Chair of the Standing Committee and the leader of the Delegation from the Maldives.

    Acting Foreign Secretary and the leader of the Nepali delegation, Shanker Das Bairagi, was elected Chairman of the Committee.

    The two-day Meeting with a long agenda will delve in to the matters, including Secretary General's periodic analytical report, country reports on SAARC activities, the reports of the Programming Committee, report of the 2nd Meeting of SAARC Cabinet Secretaries, economic and financial cooperation, and SAARC Development Fund.

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  • Asia Selatan

    Asia Selatan adalah sebuah wilayah geopolitik di bagian selatan benua Asia, terdiri dari daerah-daerah di dan sekitar anak benua India. Wilayah ini dibatasi oleh Asia Barat, Tengah, Timur, dan Tenggara.

    Wilayah Asia Selatan meliputi 10% luas benua Asia, kira-kira 4.480.000 km² tetapi populasinya mencakup 40% populasi Asia. Kebanyakan dari daerah itu mendapat pengaruh budaya India.

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