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Editor's life: Chopping block
Having to cut a 1,000-word press release down to a 70-word brief? I’ll grow old editing this, I tell myself.
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Not everyone who dies tragically is a ‘shaheed’
The abused term of "shaheed" is an appeasement tactic - getting actual justice is unlikely.
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Pakistan vs Zimbabwe: Understanding the power of the single
Promoting Kamran Akmal to open the innings with Hafeez might be an experiment worth testing against Zimbabwe.
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A coffee date with bored, rich people
The newlywed, unemployed social butterflies I met for coffee were so pretentious, I wanted to cringe.
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A Hiroshima survivor's message to the nuclear world
Sasamori was a young girl when the atomic bomb was dropped. Her skin fell off like yellow powder.
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The silent painter: Shakir Ali
Intellectuals, writers and artists try to make their mark with their words but Shakir sahib did it in silence.
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Forgotten in Japan: Thousands of Pakistanis that no one is reporting about
My father was in Japan. I had no idea if he was safe. The Embassy was vague and channels were busy with talk shows.
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Citizens of hypocrisy: Can a petition save Pakistan?
Is this yet another event that is doomed to not change anything at all?
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Asad Shafiq: A star in the making
Pakistan have a golden opportunity to reverse the history of their last two World Cup outings.
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Pakistan are safe with physically-fit batsmen
I'm going to dispel some of the fallacies about batsmen and fitness - it's not as easy as it looks.









