Articles Archive for October 2009
News & Politics, People »
The death of Saad Khan has raised questions about safety procedures on reality shows.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Two of the many recent attacks by militants suggest a change in their tactics. One of the twin suicide bombings at the International Islamic University in Islamabad was carried out outside the cafeteria of the women’s wing while the bombing at Meena Bazaar in Peshawar, which took over a hundred lives, was frequented mainly by lower- and middle-class women.
Blog Row, Fashion, Girl Guide, Lifestyle »
Every girl needs to know how to do a smoky eye. It just goes with everything. And it’s guaranteed to make you feel super hot, or super elegant, writes Bina Khan.
Opinion, Speaker's Corner »
There is little evidence that the worldwide recession has affected the spending habits of Pakistan’s elite, writes one Karachiite.
Arts & Culture, Books, Sports »
An authoritative book on the history of Indo-Pak cricket is much needed. Unfortunately, Shadows Across the Playing Field fails to provide an unbiased perspective.
News & Politics »
Is the lease of agricultural lands for corporate farming to Saudi Arabia intended to benefit Pakistani citizens? Or is it a quid pro quo for Saudi largesse in the past and present?
Business, News & Politics »
Foreign investors are eyeing Pakistan’s agricultural land and the government is entertaining their offers. But will Pakistani citizens benefit at all in the long-run?
Business, News & Politics »
The Punjab agriculture minister believes that leasing agricultural land to foreign investors cannot be undertaken without consulting local farmers and investors.
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