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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.
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Spared: 84-year-old convict on death row given life sentence
Additional district and sessions’ judge South had also sentenced his brothers Muhammad Ashraf, Ghafoor, to life terms.
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MPAs put their foot down against ‘extrajudicial’ killings of political workers
MQM lawmakers staged a token walkout against the killings of their workers.
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MQM announces Saturday as day of mourning
There have been 10 extra-judicial killings of MQM volunteers over the past one year: Haider Abbas Rizvi
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Sindh Assembly passes bill enabling law enforcers to procure weapons within a day
Assembly passed bill to ensure security of law enforcers.
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Family feud: Mother takes lower court judge, official to SHC
Shaheena has been engaged in a legal battle with her former husband in guardian case.
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Justice served: SHC maintains death, life imprisonment sentences of six
Appeals of three convicts, sentenced for plotting carnage in Rabiul Awal 2010, dismissed.
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Friendly talk: Indian HC says a stable Pakistan in India’s national interest
Says countries should see solutions not as big-bang events, but processes.
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Offering Fateha: Sindh lawmakers pay respect to the dead but only their own
Opposition members annoyed that respects only paid to Bhuttos at start of every session.
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The hand that feeds: For roadside vendors, patrons can be a pain
Traders say raids against encroachments are nothing more than an attempt to raise extortion rates.
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One step forward: Sindh police launch handbook to control crime effectively
The first ever book explaining the complexities of police investigations in Sindh launched.
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Disaster averted: BDS officials defuse 10kg bomb outside KWSB office
The device contained around 10 kilogrammes of explosive material.
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Admin vs trainers: Rehabilitation centre, its trainees suffer due to internal disputes
Centre has not been taking any new trainers with the current enrollment remaining at 30.
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Quality education: Sukkur IBA’s library opens with 40,000 books
IBA authorities are planning to open membership for the public in the near future.
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Seeks redressal of grievances: Ayaz Latif Palejo unhappy with state of affairs in Sindh
Palejo criticises PML-N, PPP, Sindh Festival and ‘the proposed division of the province’.
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Drugged oranges?: ANF seizes heroin found in fruit crates
Drugs were hidden in 17 of the 3,000 crates of oranges destined for Malaysia.
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Bomb Disposal Squad clears two bomb threats in Karachi
BDS declares Karachi Water and Sewerage Board Head Office safe, defuses bomb in SITE.
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Derailed train: 24 hours on, no clue to train blast perpetrators
Railways constitute joint team to probe attack on Night Coach Express.
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YELL, if you want to be heard: ‘I heard that blood is cheap in Lyari’
Lyari youth talks about displacement from violence, public perception, saving their homes.
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Self-determination: Religious parties hold rallies to mark Kashmir Day
In Mirpurkhas, thousands of students take part in the festival.
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Troubled waters: Court inquires if deep sea port project is eco-friendly
Judges direct KPT’s lawyer to file required information by February 25.
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Outdated laws: Need for change
Section 292 (sale, etc., of obscene books, etc.) carries imprisonment up to 6 months, or fine of Rs1,000, or both.
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Sindh’s culture is not limited to ajrak, topi, screams the art festival
Works by 63 artists, canvases from Benazir Bhutto’s private collection on display at Frere Hall.
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Friendly competition: Oasys school to hold futsal tournament today
Top two teams from each pool will qualify for the semi-finals.
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Crime cleanse: Law enforcers to start operation in Hyderabad, Jamshoro
Criminals from Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Ghotki, Kambar-Shahdadkot, Kashmore-Kandhkot districts were involved in crimes.
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Crime and punishment: Colonial laws fail to deter crime
Many offences don’t carry the punishment to match the crime, says expert.
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Unclear details: Father and daughter, mother and son found dead in different areas
The body of a 35-year-old man was also found in Quaidabad.
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Say no to guns?: Three bags full of arms found in Taiser Town
There was an exchange of hot words between police, Rangers, both of whom wanted credit for the big find.
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Controlling crime: Suspect killed in police encounter
Police claim the suspect was involved in a number of cases of target killings.
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Shah wants centre to devolve control of Korangi Fish Harbour to Sindh
Sindh chief minister wants to take advantage of relaxed export policies to EU, directs surveys for fishing products.
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Raindance joins hands with Sindh Festival
Sindh International Film Festival will screen some of the best films from the 21st Raindance Film Festival.