#Memoirs
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Memoirs
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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Point of View
Biased Memoirs and Diaries of British Officers in Sindh
The main purpose of British officers’ writings was to validate the illegal British rule Farooque Sargani In the colonial era,…
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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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Book Review
Book Review: You Can’t Please All – Memoirs 1980-2024
A new memoir from Tariq Ali, a renowned political activist and author of ‘Street Fighting Years’ The revolutionary upsurge…
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In the Shade of Memories: Recalling a Village Childhood
To return to the simplicity of village life would mean listening again to the gentle songs of birds, sitting in…
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Memoirs: What’s left behind…?
I am often asked if I had a hard life growing up. I think my life was very complicated and…
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Memoirs: Racing into the seventies…
One big juicy, messy, hard, joyful, and a ‘quiet’ life. That’s what my 70 years have bequeathed me. By Nazarul…
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Anniversary
Rasool Bukhsh Palijo – An Undying Beacon of Light – Part-2
Saeen Rasool Bukhsh Palijo was a multi-dimensional person – a political idealist and indefatigable mentor and leader, an able organizer,…
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