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1.4KBook ReviewLahore I am Coming: An Echo from the Past-Karim Akhtar
Poetry, perhaps one of the oldest genres of literature, transcends history and philosophy. As Sir Philip Sidney in his Defence of Poesy...
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1.1KArticlesWhen Dilip Kumar’s On-screen Roles Challenged the System-Aurangeb Wattoo
Since the days of Socrates, art and literature have always been very effective ways to bring social and political change into stagnant...
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1.1KBook ReviewA Terrifying Investigation-The Girl in the Ice By Robert Bryndza-Fatima Ahsan
The Girl in the Ice by Robert Bryndza is a detective novel, which will solve the mysterious story of murder with the...
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1.1KOpinionIntellectual and Academic World Slams Israel and imperialism-The Prelude
A large number of academics and intellectual from Pakistan, India and Kashmir condemned the atrocities committed by Israeli forces against civilian Palestinians...
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622Book ReviewPaul Vihimga Abuul’s A Dance of Wizard: A Review-James Adzande
Preamble The role of the writer in a society cannot be overstated. Writers are the touch-bearers that direct the society towards illumination....
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988PoetryImmortal City-Shahid Imtiaz
(Dedicated to the Palestinians)I walk through the city of the dead,Burnt bodies, broken limbs, and shreds of flesh hung down from their...
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956ArticlesCan Imran Khan turn Pakistan into a surplus growing economy?-Muhammad Talha
A very tricky question indeed. To begin with, Imran Khan has the determination, will, and intention to turn Pakistan into a surplus...
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2.2KOpinionBeing Transgender: From Mughal Palaces to the Streets in Pakistan-Bushra Mahnoor
When the British colonized India, the once glorious and mighty Mughal Empire crumbled. With the crumbling of this titanic Empire, it was...
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843PoetryA Season’s Struggle-Vandana Kumar
A world That turned its back On seasons of love And timely harvests Invested in new hybrids Were the new corporates Altering...
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1.0KPoetryChildhood-Masooma Ishtiaq
When I was frank with water And my mind was blurred to see a letter There was a holiness laid in my...
