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Category Archives: Asides
I know this question will raise many hands and will be regarded controversial among majority of readers. I have been thinking on this topic quite a long time and I went through some of the factors responsible for declaring any … Continue reading
People people!! Judges have been restored. Chief Justice Ifktikhar Chaudary is back!! Will this be the change? Is this judiciary the real/honest one? Is this what we all have wanted. Were our judiciary right before their deposition? Who is at … Continue reading
KOEL is a three decade old a masterpiece of Noorjehan Bilgrami, textile historian and founding member of IVSAA. It is known for it’s commitment towards preserving and restoring centuries old crafts & techniques practiced by local craftsmen in making everyday … Continue reading
Pakistanis are, without exaggeration, the only people in the world to have misused the term democracy in every possible way. The latest definition of it (and one you can see on the rear windows of many cars in Clifton) is … Continue reading
When some grown ups start behaving like babies, we without any hesitation can call them ‘semi-civilized’. Every grown up university graduation student is expected to behave like an adult and to exhibit characteristics that presents his/her maturity and developed state … Continue reading
The annual Eqbal Ahmad Memorial Lecture will be held at 05:30 p.m., May 18, at the Aga Khan University Auditorium. The lecture is organized by the Eqbal Ahmad Foundation and the Textile Institute of Pakistan. Jamia Milli Islamia, New Delhi … Continue reading
March 29 2007, Thursday: Final-year thesis poster competition, open day from 10:00 am and 2:30 pm. The presentation will include the scope, methodology, outcomes, and future recommendations of the research projects.
