In a nutshell, it’s the digital photo mosaic like you’ve never seen before.

“I do believe in the power of art. It is a form of knowledge and it does bring change in its own indirect way.”

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.

“I don’t expect the urbanised class to understand the level of slavery the rural women experience”

The sun may have set on the British Empire, but imperial traditions still reign as was evident from Prime Minister Cameron’s refusal to return the Koh-i-Noor to India and the Elgin Marbles to Greece.

Anwar Maqsood teams up with Dawar Mehmood and the KopyKats Production team to bring the hugely popular Aangan Terrha series to stage in Karachi.

The brazen threats targeting the Shia community prove that terrorists are either far more powerful than the government or in collusion with some segments within.

“The book served as a window every woman could peek through to look at herself”