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Feature
Ghalib, Kolkata, Tagore and Urdu Literature
Ghalib stayed in Kolkata for eighteen months. Kolkata’s cultural vibrancy, literary sensibility and cosmic vision had cast a spell on…
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Analysis
The construction cost of Diamir Bhasha Dam almost doubles
Who will finance $23 billion for this project and in these circumstances when Pakistan is experiencing a political and economic…
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Blogs
The Sindhi and the Suitcase
Partition was the Second Holocaust of World War II not caused by the Germans, but by the British Government in…
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Health
Aga Khan Hospital for Women opens new state-of-the-art Diagnostic Centre in Karachi
Located near the Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum, the hospital was commissioned in 1967 under the Aga Khan Health Services, Pakistan. It was…
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Climate Crisis
As Himalayan Glaciers Melt, a Water Crisis Looms in South Asia
The melting could have far-reaching consequences for flood risk and for water security for a billion people who rely on…
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Blogs
Women’s Plight during Natural Calamities: A Case Study of Recent Floods in Pakistan
About 650,000 women are pregnant and 73,000 are about to give birth in the relief camps. By Samreen Raza Recently,…
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Blogs
Observations of an Expat: China Peak
Xi Jinping, who will be crowned next week as China’s second “Great Helmsman” can claim both the success and the…
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Feature
Hindus & Sikhs once were significant part of Afghanistan
Today many of Gurdwaras are damaged or locked, or usurped. These communities began fleeing to Canada, UK, Germany, Pakistan and…
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Obituary
Shaikh Aziz: A ‘School Of Thought’ Of Modern Journalism
Shaikh Aziz became a ‘Brand Name’ in Sindhi, Urdu as well as English journalism, because he introduced a new style…
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Archaeology
Indus Script: Complexities and Deciphering Challenges – Part-II
Many earlier excavators did not record the context in which seals were found, so one cannot assess whether they were…
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