Stories by Sirajuddin Aziz
“This 235-million-odd nation must remind itself of the high value placed by their Quaid-i-Azam on personal integrity in the...
Published 25 Dec, 2023 10:11am
Being both the nation’s founder and a people’s man, the Quaid-i-Azam was greatly concerned for the man on the street
Published 27 Mar, 2023 09:23am
WILLIAM Shakespeare wrote in Richard II that the “purest treasure mortal times afford is spotless reputation; that...
Updated 16 Feb, 2023 01:33pm
Fertile imagination has prevailed on both sides of the divide when it comes to dealing with matters related to partition.
Published 23 Mar, 2022 10:42pm
Those striving to make it big in the corporate sector would do well to at least try to follow the success template that the...
Published 26 Dec, 2021 03:49am
Pakistan started its journey when the British Empire was already on a slide and India was able to flex its economic muscles freely
Published 15 Aug, 2021 02:07am
Our own history stands testimony to the fact that economic independence is what matters above every other aspect of sovereignty.
Published 26 Mar, 2021 12:17pm
Our own history stands testimony to the fact that economic independence is what matters above every other aspect of sovereignty.
Published 23 Mar, 2021 07:31pm
Any discussion about Jinnah generally revolves around his role as a politician. The fact is that there was much in his personality
Published 27 Dec, 2020 09:41am
The university constituted an inquiry committee after the MNA appeared in two exams on the same day, earlier this week.
Published 04 Mar, 2015 11:34pm
If Pakistan is mostly illiterate, then how on earth do people send all these text messages?
Updated 13 Apr, 2014 07:34pm
In the good old days when people used to reach the pinnacle of their professional lives, often they would delve into the spiritual realm, embark on a journey of self discovery, take a world tour or indulge in activities that
Published 23 Feb, 2013 11:18pm
As a frequent flier I have had to brave PIA’s tender mercies on more occasions than I care to remember. In a flight...
Published 23 Dec, 2012 05:25am
After reading ‘Why men don’t listen and women can’t read maps!’ by Barbara & Allan Pease, much thought followed...
Published 10 Oct, 2010 04:30am
After reading `Why men don`t listen and women can`t read maps!` by Barbara & Allan Pease, much thought followed...
Published 10 Oct, 2010 12:00am
And you thought I could live without you! And, I thought I couldn`t live without you! How untrue, we have been to...
Published 20 Jun, 2010 12:00am
This may be the aftermath of a piece I read recently (in Dawn, April 25, 2010) titled `What women want`. However, a...
Published 09 May, 2010 12:00am
This particular interview does not start with a vampire at one end and a cheesy reporter on the other. There`s not...
Published 02 Aug, 2009 12:00am
IF we look around ourselves today, we will find many individuals afflicted with the disease of arrogance. The...
Published 06 Feb, 2009 12:00am
In our conversations my father would narrate several interesting anecdotes that remain with me, which now I narrate...
Published 13 Dec, 2008 12:00am
