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Meteors in comet-filled skies: Fatima Surayya Bajia’s biography launched
The book took six years of research and many chats with family.
Between Clay and Dust: Amid today’s turmoil, one novelist finds stability in dying cultures
MA Farooqi’s lead characters are remnants of a bygone era of the subcontinent.
A sign of the times: Deaf Reach schools say it all with dedication and sheer grit
Students and families learn sign language and get help finding jobs.
Germany and France teach Pakistan how to work through issues with India
The French Consul General explains how the relationship can improve in three easy steps.
The workforce: ‘Between budgets and bias, projects have replaced planning’
Dr Jan Breman points out that the labour industry has become informal.
As students get classes cancelled, KU launches History Media Policy project
The Biannual Journal of History and Social Sciences was also launched.
I heart art: Pagan ritual opens Band Baja Baraat show
40 artists worked in pairs for exhibition that runs at IVSAA three days.
Politics in Pakistan: ‘Ethno-nationalism can become disastrous, if not taken seriously’
Ethnicity is a consciousness of common ancestry, culture, language and religion.
Glass houses: In wake of extremist attacks in EU, diplomat faces tough questions from Pakistan
Union wants to become a ‘global solution provider’, says Pierre Mayaudon.
Drawing parallels: Why is South East Asia doing economically better than Pakistan?
They have policies that attract foreign investment and technology spillovers.
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