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With 146 scheduled participants, including novelists, journalists, economists, educationalists, political analysts, artists and architects, it is clear that this year’s edition of the literary fest will be bigger than ever.
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Fouzia Saeed explores the world of Pakistani folk theatre through the eyes of extraordinary women who devoted their lives to this indigenous art form.
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Who are the major players in Pakistan’s negotiations with the US – and how do they operate? The Schaffers reveal all the players and mechanisms in place.
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Silent Reed hosted the launch of Asif Farrukhi’s translation of Arundhati Roy’s Broken Republic.
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Imran Khan’s book will please the right-wingers, but his orthodox views will disappoint most progressive Pakistanis.
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This book from India is relevant to contemporary Pakistan because it documents the experiences of rural women who entered politics to solve their issues.
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Sarmila Bose’s research dispels myths and counters exaggerations about the 1971 East Pakistan separation. It taps into a compendium of reliable sources and provides new facts and figures of that fateful year in history.
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The University of Cambridge’s ‘Shahnama Project,’ celebrating the epic poem’s millennium in 2010, chronicles the countless illustrations of Shahnameh Ferdowsi in a stunning new exhibition catalogue, augmented with four erudite research essays by acclaimed art scholars.
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The Intolerant Indian is a critique of Indian secularism — a concept and system that the majority of Indians rightly take pride in, if not fully adhere to.
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Faiz’s warm and caring spirit, as well as his undaunted courage, are reflected in the letters he wrote to wife Alys from prison.
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