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Pakhtun Ethno-Nationalism: From Grievance To Internal Reform And Collective Dignity

Pakistan, Jan. 12 -- Ethno-nationalism has become the dominant language through which Pakhtuns articulate historical grievance, political marginalisation, and collective dignity. It has played a cruci... Read More


Saint Thomas In Taxila: Tracing The Roots Of Christianity In Pakistan's Ancient City

Pakistan, Jan. 12 -- Under the blazing sun of Punjab, amidst the rolling plains and the whispers of history, the ruins of Taxila rise like a stone-etched chronicle of civilisations long past. Stupas, ... Read More


From Social Lab To SMaRT Village: Hashoo Foundation Advances Youth-Led Peacebuilding Through Social ...

Pakistan, Jan. 12 -- Hashoo Foundation (HF), in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA), in partnership with KPCVE,... Read More


Bhisham Sahni: From Rawalpindi To Bombay

Pakistan, Jan. 11 -- This was the time when I was studying at the famous Gordon College of Rawalpindi. What days those were, what carefree times. After classes, we friends would sometimes sit at Zam Z... Read More


The Unravelling World Order And The Return Of Power Politics

Pakistan, Jan. 11 -- World War II resulted in an estimated 70 to 85 million deaths, making it history's deadliest conflict. Of the casualties, roughly two-thirds were civilians, with the Soviet Union ... Read More


Decades Of Neglect: Stateless Urdu-Speaking Pakistanis Stranded In Bangladesh Since 1971

Pakistan, Jan. 10 -- Whenever I write about the trauma and endurance of approximately 324,000 Urdu-speaking Pakistanis stranded and their administratively managed statelessness in Bangladesh since 197... Read More


A Cultural Cartographer: Adrian Husain's Journey Through Selfhood

Pakistan, Jan. 10 -- Across the pages of Knife of the Tide, his collection of masterfully wrought sonnets set across borders, landscapes and different stages of selfhood, poet Adrian Husain becomes a ... Read More


Cult Or Crusade: How The British Press Covered A Sindhi Women's Initiative In The Colonial Era

Pakistan, Jan. 9 -- In the dusty, sun-baked streets of 1930s Hyderabad, Sindh, a prosperous diamond merchant named Dada Lekhraj experienced profound spiritual visions that led him to envision a new di... Read More


PIA's Fall: How Mismanagement And Cultural Stagnation Crippled Pakistan's Flag Carrier

Pakistan, Jan. 9 -- There was a time when Pakistan International Airlines was a source of national pride. Its aircraft carried the country's flag across continents, its service was admired, and its te... Read More


The Hidden Cost Of Academic Pressure: Safeguarding Children's Mental Well-Being

Pakistan, Jan. 9 -- The recent news about two private university students' suicide attempts has set social media ablaze. While one attempt proved fatal, the other student survived. Although investigat... Read More