US academic says any nuclear war between Pakistan and India will be terminal

A once peaceful neighbourhood, the town witnessed some of the worst atrocities at the hands of Bengali rebels

He begins his career as a journalist and broadcaster, who turns into a daring military spokesperson

Haleem Tari-wala refused offer for a safe passage in times of massacre

COAS at Munich Security conference says the world is harvesting what has been sown 40 years ago

The only group whose killing could qualify the definition of genocide were non-Bengali residents of East Pakistan

An account of methodical massacre of around twenty thousand men, women and children

But a good number of Pakistani writers particularly those writing fiction have now adopted this ‘imposed language’

In the sea of Arab and Indian writers, Pakistanis are nowhere to be seen at the world's third largest book fair

Contradictory representations of the funny man in popular culture and their relationship