Articles by Tehmina Ahmed
Arts & Culture, Books »
Faiz’s warm and caring spirit, as well as his undaunted courage, are reflected in the letters he wrote to wife Alys from prison.
Arts & Culture, Books »
The personal and political intertwine in Fazli’s period piece.
Editorial, Opinion »
Will the 18th Amendment usher in a new phase in the chequered history of Pakistan?
Arts & Culture »
Saeed Khan’s oeuvre has been compiled over several decades of professional work.
Arts & Culture, Books »
H.M. Naqvi strikes a different note in his telling of the immigrant tale.
People, Q & A »
“If you write a good story, your audience is anybody who likes a good story,” says author H.M. Naqvi.
Arts & Culture, Books, Society »
It was a long time coming, but The Crafts Tradition of Pakistan finally hit the road with a launch event at Koel Gallery. The book by Noorjehan Bilgrami was commissioned by the Export Promotion Bureau of Pakistan in 2003, and it took three years of research, writing and design for it to be completed.
Arts & Culture »
Travelling is a habit that can set in early in life. As it did in the case of Qamar Bana. Growing up between Bombay, Burma and Bangladesh – then East Pakistan – Qamar lived in London before moving to Pakistan. She began to observe life through the lens of a camera early on, using a Rolleicord.
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here’s to four years of KU fun:)