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Crisis in Balochistan: PML-N provincial legislators to map out plan in Karachi today
MPAs to apprise senior party leaders about row with NP along sidelines of a reception hosted by the US consul general.
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Eight dead in Karachi shrine attack
TTP spokesperson Shahidullah Shahid says the group was not involved in the attack.
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Poor title. Vague speeches. Boring content. Nice weather though
While part of the literature festival, the talk had little to do with literature and was hardly a festival for anyone
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KLF: Book launch and live cooking demonstration
'It’s a reference book about communities settled in Pakistan and their cuisine, the recipes were an after thought.'
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KLF: Raza Rumi book launch
Rise in extremism in Pakistan is fabricated, people should challenge it, says journalist and author Raza Rumi.
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Army chief should take notice of atrocities against MQM: Altaf Hussain
MQM have been subjected to negative propaganda, said Altaf Hussain.
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Afghanistan 2014: Consequences for Pakistan
'In best of circumstances, we will be faced with influx of another 2 million refugees,' says former diplomat Shaikh.
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The saviours of Sindhi poetry
Sindhi writer Sindhu moderates New Voices in Sindhi Poetry session, two speakers invited were female Sindhi poets.
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Appeasing own agenda is the role of our textbooks
Rubina Saigol, independent writer, says there was a vast difference in text books before and after 1965.
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Pakistani nationalism: An extremist threat
Raza Rumi’s launches his book followed by a discussion on Pakistani nationalism.
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In other rooms, same wonders: Aged to perfection
Zehra Nigha’s reading and Bilal Tanweer’s book launch mark the class difference of literary expression.
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The battles for Karachi
A visual record of a city at war with itself.
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MQM member Fahad Aziz released on bail
Aziz - accused of murder - was arrested when he was en route to his wedding; allegedly subjected to police torture.
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No room for ‘misconduct’: Civil judge suspended over involvement in jirga
Judicial officer took part in a jirga held to decide the fate of a couple.
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A strong message: Leaders of ANP, PkSF unhurt in separate attacks
We are being targeted almost daily but not given protection, they lament.
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Sindh Taraqi Pasand all set to hold rally today
Provincial government has declined providing security to rally’s participants due to on-going Sindh Festival’s events.
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Whisked away by LEAs, MQM demands early release of its LG poll candidate
MQM demands that the biased police command be changed in 24 hours. Police admit apprehending Fahad Aziz.
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Sindh Festival: Spirits remain high on Sufi Night despite low turnout
Audience enjoy Sanam Marvi, Mohan Bhagat’s music but let down by absence of Abida Parveen.
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in the saddle again Fateh Malik appointed Sindh AG
Malik has been appointed on a one-year contract, said officials.
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No respite: Violence erupts in Lyari after killing
Two people were shot dead while two bodies were found in different parts of the city.
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Shut down: City remains partially closed for half of the day
MQM observes day of mourning to peacefully protest ‘extrajudicial killings’.
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A presentation on qawwali without the audio is like an article without a headline
A couple of minutes later, speakers burst into life and a melodic voice started singing a song in Urdu and Persian.
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Of the Pakistani novel and its audience
It seems difficult, then, to dismiss the lack of cultural context for a western audience as external pressure.
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After two days of KLF, you should know Aasim Sajjad Akhtar loves to disagree
The Quaid-e-Azam University professor argued that at impressionable ages, students are taught hate material.
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For Dr Hoodbhoy, fake PhDs are worse than fake currency
What worries Hoodbhoy, in context of Pakistani society, is existing state of both the academia and the professionals.
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Amid the bloody trains of partition, Rajmohan Gandhi sees Punjabi love
Not just about the partition, his book is covers 240 years of Punjab - end of Mughal Empire to end of British Empire.
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Fahmida Riaz learns no one knows Shaikh Sa’di
This pictorial poetry book is written in a philosophical way mainly for teenagers.
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Breakthrough? Alleged suspects linked to Dhabeji railway blast apprehended
A Rangers spokesperson claimed that 15 suspects were apprehended.
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Shahzeb murder case: SHC rules to remove Sikander Jatoi's name from ECL
After Shahrukh Jatoi fled to Dubai, his father was arrested and his name was put on the ECL.
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79 police officers killed in Karachi operation so far: Report
Report adds that 15,671 suspects have been arrested, 10,254 raids have taken place since start of the operation.
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Killing of worker: MQM to observe day of mourning today
Transport union decides to keep vehicles off the roads in Karachi.
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KLF session: Time to unite against the ‘right’, say speakers
Asma laments that those who call themselves modern and progressive lack consensus.
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Less geography, more politics: The dilemma of Pakistan’s foreign policy
Former diplomats at KLF’s session on geo-politics talked about the country’s troubled present and bleak future.
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Women power: Where women lead and men follow
Meet the women of the matriarchal Bagri community.
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KLF 2014: Identity & literature
Writing in English has grown exponentially and works are not disconnected from identity, realities of Pakistanis.
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Bushra Ansari and her bijli
While he loves begum, Saleem said actor Bushra Ansari’s bijli, a character she played in PTV skit, was more...
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The public school sector: Where political will goes to die
Education sector takes pummelling from politicos because they know how to profit from it.
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‘It’s not what we do to music, it’s what music does to us’
Sharing her preference for nazms over ghazals, Sani said that she loves the aspect of storytelling that poetry offers.
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Meet the people who integrated the worlds of Islam and art
The brains behind the first English Islamic art magazine talk of their experience.
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Heated debate on the Kashmir dispute book launch
One of fiestier moments of the session were when diplomat Zafar Hilaly challenged both Noorani’s premises and...
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‘It’s just a Faiz, it will go away.’ It never did
Speakers agreed that while Faiz, the man, is forgotten, Faiz, the poet, will never be.
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In the world of the novel, there are no knights in shining armours
Between market trends, what publishers want and readers becoming conservative, the session seemed like a stock report.
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‘Life’s real beauty lies in eventuality of death’
For Mustansir Hussain Tarar, inspiration to write has come from books he has read and from observing his surroundings.
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An art of writing for yourself
Mirza accepted writing for art is not as popular in Pakistan as hardly one per cent of population reads art critique.
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Power of the media — session promises more than it delivers
Reporting in Pakistan had changed especially in cases like some political parties, the military and extremist groups.
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Questions on our identity still need answers: Intizar Hussain
After he read some parts of the book, he added that the country was created under idealism.
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Finding the ‘right’ words, war, and genres of writing
Rukshsana Ahmed talks about ‘Memory and the Imagination’.
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Calling all literati of Karachi, now is the time for storytelling
Dr Rajmohan Gandhi speaks at the Beach Luxury on the first day of the 5th Karachi Literature Festival.
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No fluttering about: Moni Mohsin may be a social butterfly but she stings like a bee
Author’s animated readings has audience in fits of laughter on first day of fifth KLF .
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In conversation with Rajmohan Gandhi
Gandhi said that most versions of Pak-India history spewed hatred, there was more of focus on what politicians did.