KARACHI’S HALL OF MEMORY As Karachi’s 120-year-old Ghulam Hoosain Khalikdina Hall and Library finds a new lease of life and becomes a public space again, Updated 30 Jun, 2026 01:18pm
Even in a show like Lazawal Ishq, women carry the domestic load Behind the glamour of Pakistan’s island reality show lies an old script women know too well. Published 07 Jan, 2026 01:32pm
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Marking special occasions in time of coronavirus Two people narrate their experience with one finding a silver lining... Published 23 Mar, 2020 07:09am
Footprints: COOKING AND CARING A cooking class that gives asylum seekers a chance to give back to the UK. Updated 09 Feb, 2018 08:02am
Meet the Urdu poetry stars of the digital age These Bards of Facebook have bypassed picky editors of literary magazines and paved their own way. Published 22 Mar, 2017 03:26pm
Reporter’s notebook: After the blast Some of the media characterisations during the Sehwan terrorist attack may have been exaggerations Published 05 Mar, 2017 07:11am
Encounters that are staged Kishalay Bhattacharjee is the author of Blood on My Hands: Confessions of Staged Encounters that provides important... Updated 13 Nov, 2016 10:43am
In cold blood Extrajudicial killings are a global issue in which the vast majority of perpetrators are never brought to book Updated 13 Nov, 2016 12:38pm
Profile: Questioning history itself Qasim Aslam, co-founder of The History Project is radically changing the way we teach history. Updated 23 Oct, 2016 11:01am
Conversation: “Trying to get individuals to appreciate what they have and preserve it, is the biggest Conversation: “Trying to get individuals to appreciate what they have and preserve it, is the biggest challenge”... Published 02 Oct, 2016 08:42am
Interview: ‘Sufism is not a living culture anymore’ Images on Sunday talks to the historian Dr Azfar Moin about Mughals, Sufis and shrine culture... Updated 21 Sep, 2016 04:45pm
'History in Pakistan has been badly treated' People are unaware of this fact because the history that is taught in Pakistan is from an ideological viewpoint. Published 06 Sep, 2016 10:06pm
Meet the Urdu poetry stars of the digital age No longer dependent on the whims of picky editors of literary magazines, these bards of Facebook have bypassed them Published 15 Aug, 2016 03:03pm
The Bards of Facebook Their posts are shared by hundreds, followed by thousands and commented on by numerous; Facebook has given rise to a new Published 14 Aug, 2016 08:10am
MediaWatch: Et tu media! Urdu op-ed writers in newspapers blame the media for Qandeel Baloch’s murder Published 31 Jul, 2016 07:15am
The business of drama TV content is determined by revenues, ratings and is bogged down by a lack of creativity; can the small screen be Published 26 Jun, 2016 07:09am
Footprints: Mirza Ghalib and Calcutta I AM afraid that is not the initial opinion I share of Calcutta, now Kolkata, with Mirza Ghalib when I arrive on the Updated 20 May, 2016 08:29am
From Jampur to Janpath Before Partition Arora had opened a store with a loan of just INR100 at Jampur tehsil in DG Khan district. Updated 03 May, 2016 09:51am
Canvassing in ‘mini-Pakistan’ of Kolkata “Please come along and let us take you to mini-Pakistan in Kolkata,” says Bobby Firhad Hakim. Updated 29 Apr, 2016 09:43am
