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THE MUSLIM QUESTION IN INDIAN ELECTIONS

In the ongoing elections in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling BJP have once again gone down the route of

Nomaan Majid Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

AGRICULTURE: PLANTING SEEDS OF CHANGE

Pakistan and India are facing a climate crisis, including heat waves and floods, which are impacting agricultural yields and

Saddia Mazhar | Jennifer Kishan Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

HEALTH: INCLUDING THE NEURODIVERGENT

Increasing numbers of adults are being diagnosed under the umbrella term of neurodivergence, but should be looked at as

Dougal Sutherland Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

CRICKET: THE UGANDAN FROM GILGIT

Uganda will be competing at its first world cup in a few days. How did a young man from Gilgit-Baltistan end up playing cricket

Mir Shabbar Ali Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

SOCIETY: PUNJAB THROUGH ITS FOOD

A food aficionado explains his love for Punjabi cuisine and the importance of understanding the history of food

Suhaib Ayaz Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

EXHIBITION: A LASTING IMPRESSION

An exhibition in Paris pays tribute to the Impressionists who began their movement 150 years ago

Zafar Masud Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

ARTSPEAK: DYING A THOUSAND DEATHS

Literature and music are littered with the idea of a thousand days, nights, lives and deaths

Durriya Kazi Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: THE AGE OF PSYCHOPOLITICS

While psychopolitics is designed to make us feel empowered and liberated, it also makes us into digital commodities and enslaves

Nadeem F. Paracha Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

EPICURIOUS: THE GREAT FALOODA ADVENTURE

Karachi’s ‘special falooda’ is the best heat-buster in these scorching summer months. Here’s where to find the best falooda in

Faisal Quraishi Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

ADVICE: AUNTIE AGNI

‘I Feel Like A Failure’

From InpaperMagazine Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

GARDENING: ‘WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT FUNGUS ON MY PEACH TREE?’

All your gardening queries answered here…

Dr Khwaja Ali Shahid Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

WHY THE STUDENT PROTESTS MATTER

Do these protests across US and Europe signal a change in Western grassroots sentiment about Palestine and can they make a difference?

Kamran Asdar Ali | Shafaq Sohail Updated 19 May, 2024 12:01pm

ECHOES OF ANOTHER STUDENT MOVEMENT

When the protests against Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza broke out across US campuses, a friend suggested that ...

Hasan Zaidi Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

CLIMATE CHANGE: THE CLIMATE MIGRANTS

While the 2022 floods caused mayhem nationwide, such climate-induced calamities are happening more frequently in Pakistan’s

Umar Bacha Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

BADMINTON: SHUTTLER WITH THE GOLDEN TOUCH

Pakistan’s badminton legend Tariq Wadood reminisces about his glory days in the late 1970s and 1980s…

Ijaz Chaudhry Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

SOCIETY: MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD

For the residents of villages of the Kaachho region in Sindh’s Dadu district, the search for water remains the biggest of the

Furqan Hyder Shaikh Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

EXHIBITION: THE ART OF OCCUPATION

An exhibition at the Venice Biennale explores how Palestinians have become ‘foreigners everywhere’ — even at home

Clare Carolin Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

FICTION: HURTLING TOWARDS SELF-DESTRUCTION

Feryal Ali-Gauhar’s new novel, set in a remote mountain village, combines commentary on tradition and patriarchy with a magical

Sahar Shehryar Updated 26 May, 2024 09:34am

NON-FICTION: THE AESTHETICS AND SPIRITUALITY OF ARIF

A book based on a series of lectures uses a philosophical approach to analyse the cultural and spiritual aspects of Iftikhar Arif

Rauf Parekh Published 26 May, 2024 08:35am

NON-FICTION: THE ‘EVIL’ OF DEMOCRACY

A scholarly treatise attempts to present the history of democracy as well as critique it

Muhammad Ali Siddiqi Published 26 May, 2024 08:34am

COLUMN: THE ART OF STORYTELLING — PART II

In the first part of this column, I had explained how the Memorise, Connect, Improvise (MCI) method of interactive...

Musharraf Ali Farooqi Updated 26 May, 2024 09:31am

FICTION: The invisible writer

A rare and long-awaited collection of fiction from a distinguished man of letters leaves the reader thirsting for more

Irfan Aslam Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

FICTION: Searching for solace in unexpected places

A debut collection of short stories from Bangladesh marks its author as a notable addition to the vibrant storytellers

Sara Danial Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

NON-FICTION: The crisis of everything

A collection of essays by experts analyses the multiple, simultaneous crises facing Pakistan in the political, economic,

Faisal Bari Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

BOOKS IN BRIEF

he book addresses underdeveloped countries of the world. The author feels that the world at the moment

Munir Hussain Published 19 May, 2024 07:38am

THE ICON INTERVIEW: BEYOND HER STYLE

Kiran Malik has acted in three films and a television serial that made her instantly recognisable. She also recently hosted

Maliha Rehman Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

STREAMING: More Tales From The Ton

Bridgerton Season Three has all the usual froth, but also a more mature edge, as Regency fears of spinsterhood are explored

Danielle Mariann Dove Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

THE GRAPEVINE

Nadia Afgan is a fearless individual. She doesn’t hold back her punches or refrain from commenting on difficult subjects

PYT Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

Cinemascope: What If…

Despite being a film for children, IF is really about adults, even though they are side characters

Mohammad Kamran Jawaid Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

THE TUBE

After winding up one serial (Rah-i-Junoon) about an obsessive lover on Hum TV, Danish Taimoor jumps into yet another

Sadaf Haider Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

WIDE ANGLE: THE EVIL WOMAN

Martha isn’t Baby Reindeer’s biggest villain. So why is she painted as such?

Alex Simpson Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

SPOTLIGHT: Crescent Over Cannes

Pakistani-Canadian fi lm director and producer ‘Mo’ Naqvi has just helped launch the Pakistan Crescent Collective,

Madeeha Syed Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

WIDE ANGLE: THE KARATE KID AT 40

Here’s why the film’s lasting appeal stems from a simplistic stereotyping of the ‘mysterious East’

Paul Bowman Published 26 May, 2024 06:43am

Enhancing wheat storage

Improved crop storage capacities could help prevent market glut, stabilise wheat prices and reduce post-harvest losses

Khalid Saeed Wattoo | Dr Waqar Ahmad Published 20 May, 2024 08:34am

From downloads to dollars

It seems that our infatuation with imported products extends to apps as well.

Mutaher Khan | Natasha Uderani Published 20 May, 2024 08:32am

Trump’s deal — rebirth of the fossil fuel industry

Plans of reversing US net-zero and clean energy policies could have far-reaching effects on global oil production, setting back sustainable energy efforts by a lot.

Syed Rashid Husain Published 20 May, 2024 08:31am

Let’s not veil transparency

Putting the economy back on the growth track is only possible if the state focuses on transparent proceedings and allows the media and judiciary to do their jobs.

Mohiuddin Aazim Updated 20 May, 2024 10:35am

Developing a competent energy market

Our electricity tariff policy is still stuck in the decades-old design that was primarily introduced to suppress demand.

Afia Malik | Tehmina Asad Published 20 May, 2024 08:26am

In anticipation of mangoes

Orchard owners hope for fair prices against decent fruit quality despite an earlier-than-usual harvest schedule.

Mohammad Hussain Khan Published 20 May, 2024 08:24am

KSE 100-share index fluctuations

Chart by Rehan Ahmed

From the Newspaper Published 20 May, 2024 08:22am

Rupee report: Weekly rupee-dollar parity

Chart by RA

From the Newspaper Published 20 May, 2024 08:20am

Wonder Craft: Secret message card

The academic year is ending in almost all schools. There have been cries, jubilations and exchanges of love through...

The Crafter Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Story time : Late-night terror

Iwoke up with three huge men surrounding my bed. They looked rather dangerous and were talking about a robbery plan....

Aamna Faraz Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Story time: Exam stress

Eidul Fitr passed and it was now the time of the most dreaded days of the year — final exams. Sara was a promising...

Maryam Ahmed Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

The weekly weird

Godzilla, a very obese macaque, recently breathed his last breath at in Bangkok, at only six years old, while

From InpaperMagazine Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Spotlight

Paramount+ has renewed the animated preschool series Dora for a second season. It is a reboot of Dora the Explorer

From InpaperMagazine Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Book review: Travels with Khala

Growing up, we have all known that grown-up relative who we looked up to, whose company we cherished, who would tell...

Shazia Hasan Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Story time: Blind judgments

Meteor Fashion Agency buzzed with activity, its beautiful windows and halls decorated with the numerous crafts of ...

Eshal Khurshid Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am

Feeling hot? Plant more trees!

When it gets too hot in summer, like now, we all use the most common ways to cool down. But whatever we do, be it...

Ambreen Arshad Published 25 May, 2024 06:11am