INDIA/PAKISTAN
Monday 11 August - Thursday 14 August 2003
BBC Four examines the current political and religious climate in India and Pakistan with a season of documentaries and discussion.
HINDU NATION
Monday 11 August 2003 9pm-9.50pm; rpt 11.20pm-12.10am; Thursday 14 August 10.30-11.20pm
Sir Mark Tully travels through India to examinine the rise in Hindu Nationalism. More...
MULLAH POWER
Tuesday 12 August 2003 9pm-9.30pm; rpt 12.10am-12.40am
Is a government run by the Mullahs getting a step closer in Pakistan?
PERVEZ MUSHARRAF: PROFILE
Tuesday 12 August 2003 9.30pm-10pm; 12.40am-1.10am
Profile of Pakistan's president who's making friends in the West but alienating some at home. More...
WAR & PEACE - STORYVILLE
Wednesday 13 August 9pm-10.10pm; rpt 12.55pm-2.05am
Indian filmmaker Anand Patwardhan examines the nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan. More...
KASHMIR: PARADISE LOST
Thursday 14 August 12.15am-12.55am; rpt Friday
How did a tourist paradise become "the most dangerous place on earth"? Mark Tully investigates.
INDIA AND PAKISTAN: PARTNERS OR RIVALS?
Thursday 14 August 2003 9pm-10pm; rpt 11.50pm-12.50am
Kirsty Lang presents a debate with leading Indian and Pakistani thinkers from politics, business and the arts. More...
BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
Thursday 14 August 2003 10pm-10.30pm; rpt 1.30am-2am
Salman Rushdie's Midnight Children vs One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
