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The Dictator’s Wife comes to Islamabad Literature Festival
Actor Nimra Bucha pulls off play amidst glitches and gaffes.
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Where, oh, where have the good old days of television gone?
Writers and directors at Islamabad Literary Festival say commercial success takes precedence over quality.
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Urdu short stories being written sans critical review
Just in the past one year, 102 people have written and published a short story in Urdu: Hameed Shahid
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After illuminating capital city, ILF comes to a close
Granta Award winner Kamila Shamshie read out extracts from her upcoming novel.
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For the West, Pakistan is a land of nose-less women
Panelists debate stereotypes, myths and realities of writing about the country.
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Equal education system: A political rhetoric
Experts emphasise on updating the existing curriculum.
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Urdu still under the influence of colonialism
New book contends colonialism did more harm than good to the language and culture.
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Pakistan: In a state of anarchy
Democracy may not save the country, experts say.
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'Islamic bomb': Nuclear hilarity
Discussion on nuclear security proliferates into people clamoring for their 15 minutes.
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Islamabad Literature Festival: Tete-a-tete with Hanif
The multi-faceted writer, journalist in his element; readings and discussion.
