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

Similarities between Christopher Nolan's masterpiece and Allama Iqbal's poetry are astounding

Muzaffar Ali Syed’s ‘Sukhan aur Ahl-e-Sukhan’ is a conscientious work of admirable intellectual integrity

The formal proclamation of the end of the ‘VCR age’ calls up memories

Shaukat Thanvi’s pen seems to hesitate from becoming ‘outrageous’ in its intensity, incisiveness and force

Despite limited scope and puritanical leanings, his stories grabbed attention of a whole generation of young readers