The Decline Of International Law on Battlefield
Think about 1945 for a moment. Not as some dusty date in a history book, but as a time when people were actually living through the aftermath.
Opinion
Lahore: Pakistan’s Cultural Soul in Motion
“One who hasn’t seen Lahore is not yet born” goes a local saying that captures the enduring pull of Pakistan’s cultural capital — a city where centuries of history and shifting empires meet a restless modern energy.
In Loving Memory of Ali Akbar Khan
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Much has been written during the past few days about the family background, childhood, early education and illustrious long career of the great teacher and educationist, Ali Akbar Khan (late). It makes me sad while suffixing the word “late” to his name because people like him never die, they only
A Life in Education: Ali Akbar Khan
Chitral lost a giant as education trailblazer Ali Akbar Khan, who spent decades hauling the promise of schooling into some of the region’s most forgotten mountain communities, passed away at 85.
Later, the Tea Gets Cold
[Picture credit: Renuka Gaurani] Kashif Kaifee I tried to write eagerly on the topic “later the tea gets cold” for the past ten to fifteen days. The idea came up in my mind from social media where netizens were consecutively making reels on its Urdu version “Baad mei Chaay Thandi Hojati hai.” I collected my