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YOU ARE MY GOLD!
A clean heart, a mind full of good intentions, and each soulful action are enough to get all you have…
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Observations of an Expat: Biden Pivots Back
President Biden will embark on a trip to Asia to attend a US-hosted ASEAN Summit on 12-13 May. He is…
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The age-old South Asian tradition of mango diplomacy
South Asian countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have been using this delicious fruit as a way to smoothen political…
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Glory in blue
The artisans of Nasarpur were known far and wide, decorating the walls and facades of magnificent mosques and tombs built…
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Sindh’s struggle for abolition of One Unit – V
Although Council Muslim League leadership also took part in the formation of One Unit and campaigned for it. But, around…
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Observations of an Expat: Crossing the Ukrainian Rubicon
President Biden, was ultra-careful not to prod the Russian bear into a World War Three. By Tom Arms America this…
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It is time to talk about caste in Pakistan and Pakistani diaspora
Concerns raised by Dalit and anti-caste thinkers from Pakistan often remain ignored and outright dismissed, especially by caste and class…
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Camel Artists of the Jats
The attachment of Jats (camel breeders) to their camels can be judged from eye-catching patterns which they make on the…
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Sindh’s struggle for abolition of One Unit – IV
A group argued that the One Unit should be abolished and replaced by Zonal Federation wherein the Lieutenant Governors would…
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Poet of the People: The Time and Kalam of Bulleh Shah
When Bulleh Shah died in 1757, the local Imams termed him as heathen and refused to lead his funeral prayers.…
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