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How Sofia, Ahmed and Aliya are silently suffering in Pakistan
She hoped Sofia would eventually get married and live a normal life, maybe marriage was the answer.
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I got divorced and remarried, but that is not the problem, the society is
He has a son and I have a daughter from our previous marriages. But our family structure is not the problem here.
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No matter how you slice it, there can be no peace in Afghanistan
Is ISIS scaring the Taliban off the battlefield and sending it scampering over to the peace table?
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Paying homage to the heroics and prowess of Pakhtuns
#FakhrePakhtoon was a refreshing break from the myopic depiction of Pakhtuns in both national and international media.
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Women like Shazia Perveen don’t wait for a saviour, they are their own saviour
“It is believed that women only start fires, whereas I have disproved this old adage and now I extinguish fires.”
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Five reasons why you should (or should not) watch Bin Roye
Humayun Saeed is no doubt a brilliant actor and I believe he should have been given more screen presence in Bin Roye.
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We are making history today with our closest approach to Pluto
Pluto is five billion kilometres away and even one of fastest spacecrafts ever built has taken this long to get there.
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BJP and the Congress are two peas in a pod
Modi needs to realise that the people of India didn’t elect BJP to become arrogant and act like the Congress did.
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Roger Federer versus Novak Djokovic: The fairy tale ending that was not to be
The once-mighty Swiss who was untameable at one point, had a chink in his armour now, and Djokovic knew it.
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The women of Kalash are a tale of colours, simplicity and struggle
I got a chance to see another side of these women who are otherwise known for their rich culture and beaming beauty.
