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Paris, the legendary city of light, has been celebrated in numerous books and poems. Phrases such as “we will always ...

Early in 1979, the people of Lahore learned that Antonio Inoki, the best known wrestler in the world at the ...

Stories of the True is a stellar collection of stories by the great Tamil writer Jeyamohan, who is known to ...

Before he became a novelist, Osman Haneef worked as a tech entrepreneur, strategy consultant and diplomatic adviser. He was selected ...

The smooth ochre sands of the Thar reflect in Marvi’s lambent golden eyes; she knows not yet of the distant ...

The first line of Mohsin Hamid’s latest novel The Last White Man foretells a dystopian universe and, in a way, ...

From reluctant initial steps towards finding its own idiom as well as a politics that picks itself up and graduates ...

For some years my life has been split between New York and Rawalpindi. While living in two places can make ...

Showing signs of exhaustion and complacency during its last few seasons, Coke Studio (CS) returned this year looking refreshed, rejuvenated and ...

Landscapes of the Jihad by eminent Oxford University thinker Professor Faisal Devji explores the features that Al-Qaeda and other strands ...

A few months ago, I came across a publishing house that had just released Ephemera by Peerzada Salman as an ...

Khaled Hosseini, a famous Afghani novelist, migrated to the United States of America in 1980 after the Soviet military intervention. ...

In ‘Barcode,’ a luminous cloud hangs suspended from lines of candy colour in a perfect blue sky. Meeting the sky, ...

The expecting of the unexpected has always been a fascinating element in cricket. From the pages of Test cricket history, ...