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Books & Authors
Caught in Life’s Slanted Lines
The novel ‘Slanted Lines’ explores the fragile lives of the urban middle class Karachi-Based Urdu Short Story Writer Shujaat Ali…
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Economy
Strategy to Combat Rural Poverty
Rural women are benefiting from the Community Investment Fund, a micro-investment loan for income-generating activities By Nadir Ali Shah Field…
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Obituary
Endless Grief: Silent Tears Fall
The living in this world is underscored with the inevitable dissolving into physical disappearance Ambassador M. Alam Brohi No warning,…
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Travelogue
One Continent, Two Wanderers-3
From the deck of the boat, when my eyes fell upon the SNP Bridge, I was instantly reminded of Lalya…
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Anthropology
Gaha: Doolah Darya Khan’s Village
Doolah Darya Khan was the Commander who made no compromises in defending the borders of Sindh By Aziz Kingrani Who…
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Blogs
Romancing the (hot-air) balloon
The first hot-air balloon-flight in history was conducted in France Man had learned to defy gravity. Ever since Leonardo da…
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Travelogue
One Continent, Two Wanderers-2
In the Danube River of Budapest lies Margaret Island, which is connected on both sides by bridges, much like how…
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Book Review
Healing Through the Heritage
In her new book, Ayurvedic practitioner and dietitian Sapna Punjabi serves up 85 healthful dal-chawal recipes By Mona Shah Dal…
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Travelogue
One Continent, Two Wanderers
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, lies on both sides of the Danube River. The hilly side is called Buda, and…
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Literature
Poetry: When the Evening Comes
When evening comes, My morning revolution subsides I live in my mother’s lap. Turkia Loucif, an Algerian writer and poet,…
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