#Jinnah
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Anniversary
Architect of an Unfinished Dream
We must ask ourselves: Have we built the house according to the plan Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah dreamed? He wished…
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Point of View
Imperial Exhaustion, Hasty Departure
Pakistan’s birth was actually forged through a complex interplay of post-WWII British imperial collapse, regional political dynamics, and inherited colonial…
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Point of View
Pakistan Movement: A Critical Reassessment
Pakistan’s emergence, therefore, was not the inevitable outcome of a coherent political movement. It was the product of an extraordinary…
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Anniversary
76th ANNIVERSARY OF PARTITION
If Nehru had realized how precarious the health of his arch adversary was, he might well have waited, instead of…
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Book Review
Hurt Sentiments: Secularism and Belonging in South Asia
Had Pakistan lived up to the proclamation of Jinnah, it would have become the poster boy of secularism in South…
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Political History
Nehru and the Freedom of India
Nehru was the most radical leader of the Congress. He had no patience with and faith in the Round Table…
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Anniversary
Some Interesting Facts about the Life of Quaid-e-Azam
Jinnah’s mother tongue was Gujarati, which the Quaid-e-Azam spoke fluently. He was born in the city of ‘Jhirk’ in the…
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History
‘One of the Greatest…’ Jinnah’s Condolence for Mahatma Gandhi
Sindh Premier MA Khuhro had noted that the Mahatma struggled for freedom through non-violent means, but tragically was a victim…
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Memoirs
A Memoir of the 1950s – Part-IV
The Muslim League, where it existed, had only a flimsy organization. The feudal landowners were generally content with the Raj.…
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Blogs
What really happened to Jinnah’s Pakistan…?
The truth is, at no point did the All-India Muslim League or its president Muhammad Ali Jinnah invoke Medina or…
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