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856PoetryAn Ode to Memory-Shahid Imtiaz
At times Memory obliterates language and is left blank,And I find myself lost in a vacuum around me,Sometimes it echoes silence, threatening...
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940Book ReviewDhishma, A Decolonial Reading of Nayyar Mustafa’s Experimental Novel-Naghmana Siddique
Dhishma is a novel by Nayyar Mustafa, who dedicated it to the future human being who will unchain humanity from the chains...
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7.7KArticlesPost-Humanism and Pakistani Literature-Mehmood Safi
Post-humanism is a philosophical movement that explores the boundaries between humanity and technology. It considers the possibility of creating a new kind...
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1.0KOpinionThe Lives of Street Children-Ayesha Murtaza
Every year on April 12th, the world commemorates the International Day of Street Children. This day provides an opportunity to raise awareness...
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1.0KPoetryO Mourn Bird, Sing with Me-Mahjabeen Malik
O’ mourn bird where are thee?Please, come along and listen to me. My voice of pain and grief,Shattering all my belief; Belief...
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1.7KArticlesLahore Chronicle: A journey from Royal Courtesans to Selling Sex in the City-Sumaira Rauf/Saira Rauf
Heera Mandi (Diamond Market), once a royal emblem now mostly referred as a red light area of Lahore, Pakistan, was also known...
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1.2KArticlesRevisiting Anglo-Saxon past and Literature-Sadia Ishfaq
The study of literature prods us to carry a backward survey of it, tracing its origin in the 4th century BCE, the Anglo-Saxons,...
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570OpinionOperation Searchlight and Fall of Dhaka-Aurangzeb Wattoo
The long forgotten day in public imagination that was the very same 25th of March ,52 years ago, in doomed year of...
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835PoetryA Cat’s Crying-Asif Khan
In the distant vicinity of an urban locale, a cat’s crying is heard, restlessly persistent, clear enough to make a loud impression...
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913FeatureWomen Voices Are Louder but Not Enough-Aurangzeb Wattoo
There was a time when women were considered subaltern in field of arts and literature and they had to adopt pen names...
