Articles Archive for February 2011
Fashion, Lifestyle »
Despite her subdued, almost mysterious persona, Sonya Battla is a media magnet.
News & Politics »
Will Jinnah’s vision of a democratic Pakistan prevail over Zia’s vision of a theocratic Pakistan?
Arts & Culture, Books »
Why did the secular-minded Jinnah, an ambassador for Hindu-Muslim unity, become the propeller of the two-nation theory?
Arts & Culture, Books »
Meant to mock the standard portrayal of Pakistan, Beautiful From This Angle is guilty of the same crime.
Arts & Culture, Books, People, Q & A »
“I wasn’t setting out to reflect on anyone but to write satire,” says author Maha Khan Phillips.
Opinion, Viewpoint »
Reconciliation, dialogue and enlightenment are the need of the hour, not intimidation and coercion.
News & Politics »
Sections 295-B and 295-C have been misused more than any other law in the chapter on “Offences Related to Religion” in the Pakistan Penal Code. Newsline traces their origin and history.
News & Politics »
Case studies reveal the ulterior motives behind the framing of blasphemy cases against innocent individuals.
People, Q & A »
“Equal punishment should be given to the accuser who lodges a false FIR,” says researcher Mansoor Raza.
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