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Literature
Father and Mother – Chinese Poetry
Yesterday, dust from foreign lands clinging to my skin I turned to my aged father To beg for the patch…
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Point of View
From the Bypass to the Blueways
Let us replace the culture of gathering beside polluted highways with a culture of gathering beside clean, living waterways. By…
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Literature
Peach Blossoms Red – Chinese Poetry
The peaks tower as ever, the bridge worn as always. Events remembered by men are mere accidents. Only fragments of…
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Interview
Cultivating Global Ethics for Next Generation
Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, President of the International Academy of Ethics, discusses the vital role of literature and the International…
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Literature
THE TALES OF TAXI DRIVERS
Stories of Karachi’s Taxi Drivers from 1993 to 2000 Zaffar Junejo [Author’s Note: I joined a non-government organization in mid-1993.…
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Anniversary
Kharal’s Timeless Stories Inspire New Generations
Naseem Kharal’s short stories hold the status of modern classics in Sindhi literature. He was one of Sindh’s greatest short…
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Literature
Dream of Swans – Chinese Poetry
I dreamed still more: Swan after swan, Winging toward Jishi Mountain in Gansu, Where the world bears its bitterest sorrows.…
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Point of View
Ending Child Marriage in Pakistan
Nearly one in every six girls (18.3 percent) is married before reaching the age of 18, while 3.6 percent are…
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Book Review
When Life is Merely a Dream
Thoughts on O’tkir Hoshimov’s novel ‘Lifes Passed in a Dream’ This insightful analysis explores O’tkir Hoshimov’s powerful novel Lifes Passed…
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Literature
Meeting a Leaf – Chinese Poetry
A leaf drifts down from the tree, and in one careless fall, it bears down the whole heavy autumn. Zhou…
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