Enda Nasution
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Indonesian blogger, writer and engineer. Active as student activist during the Soeharto era back in 1998 he know found the same sprit of individualism and believes of unique voices of people in the blog medium to help each other.
Has been blogging since 2001, he was orginally from Bandung, West Java and currently living in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Latest posts by Enda Nasution
20 September 2006
8 April 2006
Singapore
Zuco's Blog reports on Temasek Holdings's document that mistakenly sent out as attachment to some journalists. The document entitle “2006-03 Taurus Q&As” was a list of question and answer that designed to help its executives answer media enquiries.
30 March 2006
Philippines
Blogkadahan tells story of Jolo, a small town in the southwest of the Philippines which she remembers as once one of the most beautiful place in the country. Now, she says, after 30 years of neglect by the government, being torn apart by war, prejudice, and opportunistic vultures, Jolo is transformed: “…from being a place of hope, it has become a place of fear.”
Singapore
At Diary of A Lucky Singaporean Lucky Tan satirises the pledge of Singaporean politicians by applying its wording of justice, equality and democracy to their actions. He finds the pledge should not be taken for granted.
Singapore
Ryang Wong doubts that telling people to work hard on their marriage is sufficient to prevent divorce. Statistics show that half of the marriages in Singapore these days do not last more than 10 years, and he writes that the changing nature of societal pressures means peoples mindset toward marriage has to change.
Singapore
Singapore Election Watch announces an online petition against linking votes to public housing upgrading in Singapore.
Thailand
Bookish reports on Thaksinomics 2.0 that he finds lacking substance especially on the vision for lifting the poor out of poverty.
Indonesia
Sarapan Ekonomi notices that many people are leaving Indonesia citing the map provided by Worldmapper and commenting that net emigration is common in poor or developing countries, where the poor are leaving in search of a better life.
Indonesia
Indonesia Matters examines the categorization of Islamist vs. Secular parties in Indonesia.
Vietnam
Vietnamese God posts a picture of government's loudspeaker that repeats announcements constantly in his home area. He feels that although in some ways it is helpful, but you will wish it gone, especially on weekend when you trying to relax.
any upcoming events in delhi ...?