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‘History has failed us, but no matter.’ As the opening line for a long story it sets the tone quite accurately. In spite of the myriad of challenges the characters face in this multigenerational novel, ...
The children and youth of today have unfortunately witnessed a society in which gun-culture, radicalisation, restrictions on fundamental human rights, and glorification of violence are common feature. Unprecedented use of brutal force, anger and weapons ...
Mudassar Basher, a historian and a story teller, is an emerging writer on the Punjabi literary landscape. A few months back, I read his collection of short stories ‘Kanwan Wahgy Barder’ and instantly fell in ...
Ahmad Faruqui in this article analyses Ishtiaq Ahmed’s book ‘Pakistan – The Garrison State’. “The book should be essential reading for anyone with a serious interest in analysing Pakistan’s travails and its love affair with ...
History has shown charm to be the final ambition of the leisure class.- Ignatov The age of nobility has given way to the age of the common man.- Nina I had not heard of ...
In this article, Aasem Bakhshi compares Daniel Dafoe’s legendary 18th century novel The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe with 12th century Arab-Spanish polymath Ibn Tufayl’s Hayy ibn Yaqzan. “Its theological and philosophical themes were ...
Ahmad Faruqui in this article reviews Aqil Shah’s 2014 book ‘The Army and Democracy’ which discusses the history of civil-military relations in Pakistan. Pakistan’s first military ruler, General (and later Field Marshal) Ayub Khan told ...
Kargil has captivated the minds of political and military thinkers in Pakistan for two decades now. The catastrophic military debacle that led to the overthrow of Nawaz Sharif’s second government in October 1999 is also ...
Arbaaz Khan reviews Steve Coll’s Ghost Wars in detail in this article. He highlights the strongest points of the book, admires the tendency of the author to unearth the minutest of details and also points ...
M Ziauddin reviews a book from the Oxford University Press addressing the socioeconomic issues of the Sindh province. It identifies the particular issues that require reforms at the sectoral and micro level. The analysis on ...
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