Banned and exiled, but never silenced—Fahmida Riaz’s poetry stood against dictatorship and patriarchy.

Another young life stolen, another future erased—Allah Daad Wahid’s memory haunts Karachi University's silent halls.

A love letter to Karachi—loud, layered, relentless—a city that demands to be remembered, even as it forgets itself.

Censored, exiled, and imprisoned—Faiz’s poetry still roared, challenging tyranny and inspiring generations.

Free speech under fire? Pakistan’s PECA amendments make social media users, journalists, and comedians more vulnerable

Instead of questioning the boy who led her on, Pakistan ridicules a mentally ill woman abandoned in a foreign country.

A short film by Aleem Bukhari, explores passion and hidden talent through two contrasting characters in Hyderabad.

Gen Z is embracing old Bollywood gems like Rockstar and Laila Majnu, proving that meaningful cinema is timeless

One of the first poor decisions Trump made was pulling the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement

Trump's controversial policies on gender, immigration, and their global implications for marginalized communities