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Lesson from the past: Why learning Mandarin is the precautionary measure that Pakistan needs to enforce right now
The most vital difference between the British and Muslims of India was a communication gap due to the language barrier
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Muslim immigrants’ alternative terror: “I’m relieved my religion or nationality is not questioned, at least this time”
We hoped for a name to alleviate our fears of a Muslim connection, clearing us from the burden of guilt by association
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Salam and Shanti
"Those djinns were not affected by our prayers Amma because they don’t believe in them. They are Hindu.”
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Private schools: Money guzzling mills or upholders of education?
Reasons for the annual hike in fee were vague and senseless, ranging from ‘administrative’ fee to ‘activity allowance’
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Pakistan’s foreign policy, cross-country trade and internal security: For better or for worse?
Is Pakistan’s foreign policy in mayhem or is it a work in progress?
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Will red cards in cricket prove to be useful?
The latest changes will most definitely have an impact in making the game fairer.
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The 1974 adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express was flawed, will the 2017 adaptation be better?
With a director such as Branagh at the helm, there’s a good chance that this film will be very good.
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When we’re told to “limit ourselves to the imambargah or shift these processions outside the city”
It is a sad day when on a day of mourning, you are not only attacked for grieving but also told to curb your grieving.
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Old vs new: Will Varun Dhawan’s ‘Judwaa 2’ fare better than Salman Khan’s ‘Judwaa’?
The nostalgia is so real that at one point you feel Salman Khan and Karisma Kapoor will pop onto the screen any moment
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Saudi women are eager to take the wheel, but are they ready to be harassed even more?
Like a moth to a flame, Saudi men would tail someone’s car if they saw ‘unaccompanied’ women.
