By Shahana Syed (NUML, Lahore campus) I was tasked with a project to be submitted to NUML (Lahore campus) for the fulfillment of my master’s degree requirement. My project was on the influence of Indian dramas and Indian satellite channels on Chitrali society, especially women. It is a case everywhere in the Upper Chitral that […]
By Bibi Ali This piece of writing is not an eulogy, a biography or an account of my father’s achievements; instead, it’s a page from the diary of a bereaved daughter who is still trying to come to terms with the loss of her father. My early memories of my dear father as a little
My father’s Pakhol; a daughter’s memories of Mir Subhanuddin Read More »
داد بیداد ڈاکٹرعنایت اللہ فیضی ؔ حکومت نے صاف اورسر سبز پاکستان منصو بے پر کام شروع کیا ہے جبکہ ’’ایک ارب درختوں کے طو فان‘‘ بلین ٹر ی سونامی کے ۔متاثرین جگہ جگہ دھرنا دے کر اپنے حقو ق مانگ رہے ہیں جن لوگوں کو دھرنا دینے پر مجبور کیا گیا اُن کا نام
By Manzoor Ali PESHAWAR: On August 12, 1947, two days before the creation of Pakistan, a captain of British Army Geoffrey Douglas Langlands arrived in Rawalpindi after a three days long train journey from Bangalore. The captain was loaned to Pakistani army. The journey, Mr Langlands then took in those uncertain times led him to
By Dr Inayatullah Faizi A famous saying goes, “He came, he looked around and he conquered.” In fact, this sentence is the life sketch of late Mir Subhanuddin, a civil service officer, a lawyer and an intellectual of high caliber. He would quote Jaun Elia to highlight his achievements in life, “Me raigan gya” (my
