Memoirs
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Observations: Echoes from My Past
The article reflects author’s years of experience as an observer, traveler, writer and his meetings with dignitaries and some heads…
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Panic in Chicago expressway
My suitcase, the one holding everything I had needed for the trip, had fallen out somewhere onto the long expressway…
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Between the Borders and Blessings
How a child in a multi-ethnic home in Dubai grows up in harmony, with a giggle that sounds the same…
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From Blind Despair to Quiet Resilience
On the wooden cart, atop a mat spread over bundles of straw, lay a child asleep—a child whose chances of…
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From Dreams to Departures
This isn’t just a recollection of university days. It’s a tribute to a friend, a reminder of who we were,…
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Travel through Time to Year 2000
The north of Pakistan is more than a destination — it is a reminder of how small we are and…
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I have left my footprints….
Travels in life have indeed left me speechless, then turned me into a storyteller I have carried only memories, and…
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The Biscuity Taste of Nostalgia
In Delhi, my mother would take tins of atta, ghee and sugar to a nearby bakery in the morning, and…
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Once Home, Now Memory: Hyderabad for Kewalram Ratanmal Malkani
“I still vividly recall three incidents from the early days of Pakistan’s formation, episodes forever etched in my heart” Zaffar…
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Memoirs: Academic Journey of an Immigrant
Schooling in India was boring and my goal used to be to get away with doing as little work as…
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