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Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj: Brown voices are finally being heard
Call me biased but as a brown Muslim, I find Patriot Act to be the most relatable talk show being aired at the moment.
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Narcos: Mexico is high on everything we expected and then some
Mexico modifies the show’s formula in its own way and amplifies the genre thrills.
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India has never looked as divided, as communally vulnerable, as broken as it does now
Modi knows the mask and the myth both lie busted. With nothing to boast, BJP plays the temple card to win elections.
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Another season of waiting: The (mis)treatment of Aamer Yamin, Pakistan’s answer to an all-rounder
Despite his stellar record, he has never been given a chance and has always been discarded without any valid reasons.
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Buzdar, Khan, Sarwar or Elahi – we still don’t know who is running Punjab
This is a struggle between many men to become the one powerful man in the province.
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Ralph broke the Internet and with it our expectations
Leaving the arcade setting for the Internet theme doesn’t turn out to be the best choice for the sequel.
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Sindh may lack basic amenities but its women surely know how to break glass ceilings
These women have not only shattered stereotypes but are proof that only by empowering women can we succeed as a nation
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Another life lost to depression and yet we don’t consider mental health a grave issue?
Despite her Instagram clearly indicating the state of her mental health, no one took it as an immediate concern.
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The war on Twitter: Did Imran Khan just school Donald Trump on foreign policy?
While Trump and Imran’s tweets may both be aimed at settling the score, they hint at rather interesting differences.
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Power to the people: The Kartarpur corridor has done what 71 years of dialogue could not
History is made by the people not by politicians.
