Month: November 2019

Poor Baby, itna hand hua hai na uskay saath, kay don’t even ask. Atif, her one and only son has ...

The big thaw This may come as a surprise but there has been a big thaw between The Man of ...

These nuggets are culled from the Urdu press. They are summarised here without comment. Absurd or ridiculous, tft takes no ...

"All political parties are equally responsible for problems of health, education, water and sewerage in Karachi and Sindh"

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Salman Tarik Kureshi reflects on how Pakistan’s political history has been driven by one mystery after another

Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro suggests that we take a leaf out of the Italian model for such sites

Major General Syed Ali Hamid tells the story of an exceptional commando: Major Kazim, Sitara-e-Jurat

Daniyal Zahid finds a second recent Lollywood release with actual promise

Parvez Mahmood zooms in on the experience of a traveller in the pre-railway era

Raza Naeem on the legacy of Krishan Chander and why he bothers bureaucrats in India

Hurmat Ali Shah explains Bacha Khan’s relationship with our past – and what it means for us today

Sara Kazmi on the art, history and politics in Mudassar Bashir’s Kon

Overpowered throughout the Australia tour, Pakistan eye redemption in Adelaide. K Shahid previews the second Test

Fayes T Kantawala thinks about the impact of millennials on our world – for better or worse

2019 marks the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt’s death. During his life, Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn was a prolific and ...

If Imran really did not want Nawaz to go abroad, then who did it? Farhatullah Babar

On August 23, I wrote in this space about Prime Minister Imran Khan’s decision to grant a full-term extension to ...

Problems abound in the rush to impeachment, writes William Milam

A dispute between the government and the Christian community is forcing students to transfer to other colleges, writes Sohail Khattak

Policymakers must understand what R&D and innovation can do for the economy, writes Shahid Mehmood

The gallery is sorely disappointed. Shouts of “Noora Kushti”, “Topi Drama”, and many foul expletives deleted that leave nothing to ...

Well, meray aziz humwatno, I am finally in London. Thanks God. In my behind, Imran Khan is having a meltdawn. ...

Changing times Times are changing and the NABbers are waking up to the fact that the corrupt exist not only ...

These nuggets are culled from the Urdu press. They are summarised here without comment. Absurd or ridiculous, tft takes no ...

"Each government in power hopes to pioneer its version of history and interpretation. Given the diversity of the nation and ...