Tag: Review

Pakistani government sources, on condition of strict anonymity, have been saying that “there will be no talks with the TTP ...

Lollywood superstar Mahira Khan on Saturday delivered grace goals while responding to a Twitter thread reviewing her latest release The ...

Almost six decades ago, a glimpse of Frantz Fanon’s work on international affairs was published in Les Damnes De La ...

This picture speaks loudly to why our universities rank at the bottom of international rankings. Universities are meant for research ...

Pakistan has been juggling the roles of a progressive Islamic republic along with the dual image of a nation that ...

A three-member bench of the Supreme Court (SC) heard petitions against its earlier order of striking down an ordinance meant ...

Was Jinnah a secularist or a communalist? Does separatism overshadow his nation-building? Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed’s latest book offers new angles ...

What John Le Carré’s novels did for the Cold War in terms of detailing the human cost of that conflict, ...

In September 2017, Mustafa Akyol, a prominent Muslim scholar of Turkish descent, was invited to deliver series of talks on ...

We consider here a fascinating book by an equally fascinating English writer of Pakistani background. Javed Amir is a retired ...

There is not much research available on cultural studies and women artistes in Pakistan’s academic pool. So if a comprehensive ...

MOHAMMAD A.QADEER REVIEWS A BOOK THAT OFFERS A SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF BENGALI MUSLIM IDENTITY

BY DR. SAYED AMJAD HUSSAIN

Namrata M demystifies life amidst the Coronavirus pandemic with a review of Kalpish Ratna’s book

Parvez Mahmood greatly enjoyed Dr. Akbar Ahmed’s book of Pakhtu idioms

Puffball Studio’s Swipe comes at a time when state surveillance has expanded to the realm of the internet, writes Amna ...

Shuja Nawaz discusses Owen Bennett-Jones’ new book The Bhutto Dynasty: The Struggle for Power in Pakistan

Ammar Ali Qureshi reviews the new book by Declan Walsh

The weird love-hate relationship of the audience with female singers in Pakistan originates from the social fabric of South Asian ...

Mehvash Amin reviews Wild Boar in the Cane Field

A book review by Shuja Nawaz

Professor Sayed Amjad Hussain on Anjum Altaf’s topical new renditions of the timeless poetry of Faiz

Fatima Arif examines Haroon Khalid Akhtar’s debut work

Khaled Ahmed reviews a revelatory book on Pakistan’s relationship with America and recent happenings

Namrata M looks at TFT contributor Ajay Kamalakaran’s new short novel set in Moscow in the backdrop of Russia-Ukraine political ...

A review by Dr. Sayed Amjad Hussain