Articles by Nudrat Kamal
Arts & Culture, Blog Row »
Koel was a treat for theatre-goers at the National Academy of Performing Art’s (NAPA) Festival in Karachi last month.
Arts & Culture, Books »
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.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Iffat Humayun’s book sheds much needed light on Pakistan’s electoral process and, more specifically, the malpractices of the key players in previous elections.
News & Politics »
More than a month into 2012, the past year already feels like a distant memory. Newsline has compiled some of the biggest events of 2011 as a reminder of the many tragedies and occasional triumphs that took place not so long ago.
News & Politics »
A look back at the international headline-making events of 2011.
Opinion, Speaker's Corner »
There are many reasons why people don’t think very highly of Karachi University. Still, for some students, including ones with options, the school remains their first choice.
Arts & Culture, People, Profiles »
At the age of 18, Suhaee Abro is well on her way to becoming a confident and graceful dancer, a talented actor and a poised young woman.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Fouzia Saeed explores the world of Pakistani folk theatre through the eyes of extraordinary women who devoted their lives to this indigenous art form.
Art, Arts & Culture »
Anthropologist Lukas Werth travels around the Thar desert, and captures the spirituality of the landscape in his photographs.
Society »
The Citizens Archive of Pakistan and VASL Artists’ Collective commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1971 Bangladesh War with a history exhibition.
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