Category Archives: Book Club

40 Sawaal

We all often use a lot of English words and terms during our Urdu conversations. This Urdu/English blend has become so common that we find ourselves unable to speak entirely in our national language, Urdu, when the need arises. Using … Continue reading

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In quest for a hero (or heroine)

This article is entirely written in the masculine for simplicity’s sake. Women are just as capable of being heroes as men Define a hero. I’ve spent all of last month reading old Louis L’Amour western novels, and my head is … Continue reading

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An Open Letter to Mohammad Saiq Lakhani

Recently, Saiq saab wrote a comment making various invalid claims on my article ‘Attempted Mass murder at TIP’. As I sat down to type a reply I concluded that it needed a proper article in reply rather then a comment. … Continue reading

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Some Thing For Book Lovers!

Well it seems that since the elections have started a lot of people have been bad mouthing events calling them mere Campaigning stratagies, well nuts to them! Booyah! Read the sign and gimme your comments.

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Book-based films

As anyone who has seen any version of Anna Karenina knows, a great book does not necessarily make a great film. And while The Godfather was a great movie, was it a great novel? Probably not. For the Book Club’s … Continue reading

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The Book Club presented…!

The Friendly People of the Book Club (or the FPBC) presented “Murder on the Orient Express” this Friday in Lecture Room 2. Based on Agatha Christie’s book of the same name, the film features probably fiction’s greatest detective since Sherlock … Continue reading

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What Are We?

The philosophy behind the inception of The Book Club is to attract those who love to read and those who don’t, so that both groups could get to know what is unknown to them. This will require active participation on … Continue reading

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