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                                                            Surma: Can’t you see how bad it is?Lead absorbed from surma in a child’s eyes can lead to retarded growth. 
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                                                            Malodorous LandmarkThe waft of sewage stink greets you as you enter the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Park in Karachi. 
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                                                            Gender reassignment: Pink for a boy, blue for a girlGender ambiguity is a hush-hush topic, and lack of awareness among health practitioners delays timely diagnosis. 
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                                                            A ‘fractured’ nation: ‘Burdened by imperialism, longing for an ideology’Artist Sobia Ahmed’s first solo exhibition investigates the reason behind societal degradation, loss of identity. 
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                                                            Art of oral storytelling: Manto’s radio plays illustrate the comic side of witty Urdu writer‘Aao’ invites the audience to observe the complex dynamics of a marriage. 
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                                                            Reviving cultural heritage: Water seeps through Sadequain’s muralNo experts or equipment available in Pakistan to fix famous artist’s work on Frere Hall ceiling. 
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                                                            Capturing fleeting moments: Artists use photo essays to leave imprints on people’s memoriesPhotographs from Thar, Thatta, Nepal and Sea View put up on display at VM Art Gallery. 
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                                                            Modern reality: Seven deadly sins take on the form of artistic visualisationCurator says he is trying to push artists, viewers to reflect on the uncomfortable societal truths. 
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                                                            Connecting youth: As tempers run high at the border, India and Pakistan find ways to take the high roadBaatcheet, a dialogue initiative between Pakistan, India, was launched on Aug 14. 
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                                                            Artistic bond: Mothers, children choose flowers, not guns to paint life in Lyari neighbourhoodKiran School and Integrated People exhibit works of Lyari residents at Koel gallery. 
 
    











