NON-FICTION: HOW WE SAW THE WEST Academic, creative writer and poet Najeeba Arif’s latest book, Junoobi Aeshiai Musalmanon Ka Tassavvur-i-Maghrib: Attharveen Sadi Published 30 Apr, 2023 08:35am
POETRY: IQBAL’S TRUE HEIR The verses of Allama Iqbal’s grandson achieve his objectives of interpreting, teaching, preaching and praising Iqbal via poems... Published 21 Aug, 2022 01:37pm
NON-FICTION: IN SEARCH OF A 'BABA' A writer’s confessional memoir about the search for a guru is filled with portraits of several writers, professors, docto... Published 23 Jan, 2022 07:06am
NON-FICTION: HOW WE SAW THE WEST A recent translation shines a light on a significant addition to the body of Urdu travel narratives about Europe from the... Published 06 Jun, 2021 06:32am
ESSAY: SOUTH ASIA'S CODED SIGNALS Many subcultures use secret languages to create cohesion within the community and to keep themselves safe from outsiders... Published 14 Jun, 2020 06:16am
ESSAY: A TRANSLATION EMERGENCY Pakistan is in dire need of engaging in a dialogue with the world, but the means to do so is neither supported nor... Published 22 Mar, 2020 06:49am
POETRY: ‘MAD HEART, BE BRAVE!’ Agha Shahid Ali’s “shrine of words” speaks to Kashmir’s curfewed heart Published 24 Nov, 2019 07:07am
INTERVIEW: “I’M SEDITIOUS AT HEART” — ARUNDHATI ROY Arundhati Roy’s most recent novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, is set largely in Delhi and Kashmir and weaves Published 18 Aug, 2019 07:16am
ESSAY: THE SILENCES OF IFTIKHAR ARIF Silence can also be eloquent and have its own lifecycles in poetry Published 17 Mar, 2019 07:51am
