Articles by Maheen Bashir Adamjee
News & Politics »
Is this Imran Khan’s time? Has he struck a chord with the people of Pakistan and become a threat to established political parties? Or will “the-beard-in-the-stomach” image cause him to fail at the ballot box?
Art, Arts & Culture, People, Q & A »
“To put it literally, we are all ‘blacks’ and carry the same ‘wool’ which ‘Sir’ always wants!” says artist Nida Bangash about her work on shared colonial experiences.
Society »
‘This is My Story,’ a multimedia exhibit curated by the Citizens Archive Foundation, looks beyond the headlines by delving into the lives of those directly affected by the violence that has gripped the city of Karachi.
News & Politics »
Bereft of faith in the country’s leadership, Karachi’s residents realise that self reliance may be their only option.
Arts & Culture, Movies »
Sabiha Sumar speaks to Newsline about her second feature film, Rafina, and her journey as a filmmaker in Pakistan.
News & Politics »
The biased textbooks prevalent in the country’s public schools are, at best, miseducating the millions of students who study them. Is the much-heralded 18th Amendment the solution?
People, Q & A »
“The new legislation aims to encourage children to question and not be indoctrinated,” says Naheed Durrani, who was the secretary of education until recently.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
The verdict is out on Sarfaraz Shah’s brutal murder, but punishing seven men will not solve a major societal problem.
Arts & Culture, Movies »
Sucker Punch should be admired for its bold thematic value that breaks away from Hollywood convention.
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