Stories by Muhammad Adil Mulki

Answering the call of the wild: My adventure trip to Chutok in Balochistan

The delightful water features of Chutok make it a unique getaway for the adventure thirsty.

Updated 13 Oct, 2017 08:03pm

Gulf Bike Week: Roar and rumble at 250km/hr

After the pomp and fair, I needed to cool off to return to a frame of mind more compatible with driving on public roads.

Updated 02 Nov, 2015 07:02pm

Garlands from other lands

In diplomatic circles, gifts are often exchanged to strengthen bilateral ties,

Updated 12 Jul, 2015 12:17pm

A Nobel cause

The Nobel Prize was instituted quite literally by the “will” of a Swede named Alfred Nobel.

Published 30 Apr, 2015 02:15pm

Branchless banking: Branching out

Branchless banking is gaining traction in the Pakistani market, and the potential for its growth here is exponential.

Published 18 Jun, 2014 04:40pm

Personality: The fire-breathing tiger of Mysore

If there had been no Tipu Sultan there may never have been a Ghauri or Ghaznavi ... missile, that is

Updated 06 May, 2014 11:56am

Tambako Noshi Muzir-e-Sehat Hai - Not a Smoker’s corner

"A rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet” – on the other hand, poison packaged as elixir can only be more lethal.

Published 31 May, 2013 02:39pm

Tambako Noshi Muzir-e-Sehat Hai - Not a Smoker’s corner

"A rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet”–on the other hand, poison packaged as elixir can only be more lethal.

Updated 31 May, 2013 11:03pm

“Yes, Prime Minister” – From us to the US

In the end, it is the people of Pakistan who are to decide whether our relationship with the most influential international player has changed for the better or worse.

Published 08 May, 2013 03:18pm

From Hashim to Asif: Tales of perseverance

Here, players have to struggle against obstacles which, in most countries, would be non-existent for anyone with talent.

Published 03 May, 2013 04:28pm

The guise of Gorakh

Despite the law and order situation in the Dadu district, we mustered the courage to make a trip to the place “where it snows in Sindh”.

Published 23 Mar, 2013 02:27pm

The First Lady

In discussing Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan, one inevitably ends up pondering upon Pakistan’s issues and their potential solutions.

Published 13 Feb, 2013 07:38am

The Wild Wild Wet

”Imagine, a pod of Dolphins from Pakistan’s Marine Mammal program alerting Pakistani fishermen if they get too close to the border!”

Published 01 Feb, 2013 03:02pm

From Hashim to Asif: Tales of perseverance

In Pakistan, players have to struggle against obstacles which, in most countries, would be non-existent for anyone with talent.

Published 04 Jan, 2013 03:00pm

Down to Earth

I realised my camera had caught something, I wondered if it could be a comet! The prospects gave me an instant adrenaline rush.

Published 11 Dec, 2012 08:09am

Fashion IDEAS

My camera behaved like that of a fashionista attending the Paris Fashion Week rather than that of a defence systems enthusiast!

Published 20 Nov, 2012 08:10am