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Hammad Gillani__The Dayspring |
THERE was a time when farmers knew what to expect from the sky. They sowed with the coming rains in mind and prepared for winter as the heat began to...
WALK through any sabzimandi in Pakistan at day’s end and the scene is hard to miss. Rotten vegetables, leftover fruit and discarded plastic bags lie...
THE renewed national discussion about new provinces is a healthy, necessary and long overdue democratic debate. Pakistan has spent too long treating...
FOR those who have lived in Islamabad for many years, the Margalla Hills are more than a scenic backdrop. They shape the city’s mornings, weather...
THERE is a road from Muzaffarabad to Chakar, Sudhan Gali and Ganga Choti that is, on a clear day, one of the most beautiful drives in Azad Kashmir....
IN the early 1990s, women in Pakistan’s northern mountain valleys began noticing something that officials in distant offices often discussed only in...
WAR is often measured in explosions and territory. Maps, arrows and the language of retaliation dominate television screens. Yet another story unfolds...