Parween Rehman’s shocking murder has left the entire country in mourning for a woman who dedicated her life to helping the downtrodden.

The fourth Karachi Literature Festival faced a few early setbacks but in the end delivered the fine balance of literature, politics and controversy it has come to be known for.

J. K. Rowling’s new book in a new genre proves that her writing is magical, even where there is no magic.

The 1956 adaptation of Tolstoy’s War and Peace, featuring Audrey Hepburn, is a classic film worth revisiting.

Are multinational corporations failing to ensure that Pakistan’s factories comply with international labour standards?

Reports by the National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP) and the US Commission on International and Religious Freedom (USCIRF) reveal the extent to which public textbooks foster prejudice and intolerance of religious minorities.

Hanif Shehzad’s Karachi, painted with loving detail, exudes a peacefulness and tranquillity which has become foreign to this city.

The tragic fire in the Ali Enterprises factory was not only devastating in itself, but also exposed a vastly flawed system that reeks of corruption, inefficiency and negligence.

Koel was a treat for theatre-goers at the National Academy of Performing Art’s (NAPA) Festival in Karachi last month.

A personal account of the sexual harassment faced by 11 female employees at the UNDP, Working with Sharks will ring a bell with several working women who face similar problems but are unable to confront the offenders.