Archive for April, 2015

By Irsa Shafiq & Musharaf Sultana - “Extremism breeds extremism”, so there is a very interconnected and interdependent relationship between these two.

The Pakistan Fashion Design Council in collaboration with Sunsilk presented the eighth PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week. Indeed the 8th PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week

By Muhammad Amir Rana - Saudi Arabia is consistent in its diplomatic pursuit in Pakistan. Despite facing some failure both on public and formal diplomatic fronts, it is still hopeful that Pakistan

By Haroon Janjua - When you consider the actual scene of hunting, and picture the hunter with possibly the most modern weapon, firing lethal ammunition, it’s a pitiful and inequitable mind

By Rabia Ahmed - Terrorism, the single most distressing worldwide problem today makes this novel by Nicholas Shakespeare even more interesting. The book, subtitled: 'Picnic Day, Broken Hill

By Zulfiqar Kunbhar - April 14, 2015 brought some relief to Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and its self-exiled supremo Altaf Hussain as London Metropolitan Police extended his bail

By Ayesha Majeed - This is an attempt to frame the rich history of costumes and textiles that this subcontinent enjoyed in the reign of Mughal emperors (1526-1857). Their leisurely and relaxed life style

Extravagant ideas, new mediums, half-mastered techniques, energetic gestures and never-ending verbose talks, this is what you expect at a degree show of an art institution. However

By Rabia Ahmed - In a complex tale of interrelationships, Malika's marriage to her first cousin Latif was settled before she was born. When the parents formalised the agreement the groom

By Tariq Habib - It was a sunny morning of 16th of December 2014 when terrorists targeted Army Public School and killed more than 145 students. After the incident, Government and military