#Memoirs
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Travelogue
Memoirs: Dancing at 12,000 Feet
Journey to Shandur and Naltar in 2006 was never just about travel. It was about human connection, solitude in nature,…
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From Blind Despair to Quiet Resilience
On the wooden cart, atop a mat spread over bundles of straw, lay a child asleep—a child whose chances of…
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From Dreams to Departures
This isn’t just a recollection of university days. It’s a tribute to a friend, a reminder of who we were,…
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Travel through Time to Year 2000
The north of Pakistan is more than a destination — it is a reminder of how small we are and…
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I have left my footprints….
Travels in life have indeed left me speechless, then turned me into a storyteller I have carried only memories, and…
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Blogs
Memoirs: A Tale of Two Cities
The author writes on his origins and its systemic cultural destruction over time By Nazarul Islam | USA My late…
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Inspiring Stories
Indian origin American woman who commanded a guided missile destroyer
Captain Shanti Sethi (R) shares insights about her inspirational career in the US Navy Nandita Bose Captain Shanti Sethi (Retd.)…
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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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