In this edition of Panoscope, we go to Pakistan's commercial capital Karachi which is also the melting pot of about 16 million dwellers and is politically known for one ethnic community: the Urdu speaking migrants originally hailing from different Indian states. This section of population is essentially the migrants of not just the 1947 partition of the sub-continent but the 1971 creation of Bangladesh as well. (15:00)

In this edition of Development Dilemmas, we go to Nepal to look at the aspirations of the traditionally marginalized communities that has become the main focus regarding restructuring of the state through the Constituent Assembly elections on April 10. But our panelists emphasize both fresh challenges and a new hope lies ahead for a country that had been facing a violent armed struggle since the last 12 years. Shyamanand Suman (SS), former Nepali Ambassador to Qatar and a proportionate candidate from the Madhesi Janadhikar Forum, Sapana Pradhan Malla (SPM), a women's rights activist and a proportionate candidate from the CPN-UML, joins us on the panel. We also hear Maoist leader Suresh Ale Magar emphasize on the role of the indigenous communities in forming the new Constitution. Journalist Somesh Verma (SV) moderates this discussion. (30:00)