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For the love of books: Children’s Literature Festival grows up with own identity
Organisers expect a large number of schoolchildren at the two-day festival from Feb 21.
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Dramatise it: The stage is set, but where are the players?
Pioneers of the field lament the lack of regard for theatre, one of the oldest art forms, in Pakistan.
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Documenting change: Sharmeen Obaid film screening
Sessions like that of Sharmeen Obaid are thought provoking and leave individual feeling positive about Pakistan.
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Successful women in a not so successful state
1st launch was compilation of interviews of 20 stalwart Pakistani women, 2nd addressed what was wrong with Pakistan.
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When arts and literature mix with one’s blood
According to KLF 2014's website, 'Navid Shahzad is known as an actor, poet, journalist and television pioneer.'
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Not so gloomy: Threatening challenges coming with new opportunities for publishers
Hoori Noori says in book consumption we are far behind Iran and India, let alone the developed world.
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Remember the forgotten province?
Balochistan — a national treasure buried too deep in ignorance to be celebrated.
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‘We need more job-creators, not job seekers’
Current education model based on learning things you think you need in order to get job you want, says Paul Collard.
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Ashis Nandy delves into same topic that got him arrested at Jaipur literary festival
This is not to say that Nandy enjoys ruffling feathers.
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Secret guest at KLF was US Ambassador Richard Olson
A great deal of the session was a continuation of Saturday’s ‘Afghanistan 2014: consequences for Pakistan’...