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Miracles Still Happen
There’s nothing like the music of a man with nothing much to prove anymore to himself or the world.
For the Love of Marriage
It is easy enough to blame much of what went awry on an antiquated model of marriage, yet those who married
The Death of a City
Lahore, the big, fat, privileged cultural and artistic capital of Pakistan, is running to seed.
An Acceptable Human Behaviour
After a calamity, people say and do things that would be hard to explain.
When Show Biz was Show Liz
Elizabeth Taylor represented woman power—at complete ease with her sexuality.
Waiting for the Trigger
The direction of the market from here on will be determined by the next wave of reforms and its impact on
The Advantage of the Older Man
It is not fully understood why long-distance runners in their 30s are superior to younger runners.
Uncivil Engineer
3 Idiots’ portrayal of the IIT education system is both grossly unfair and untrue.
The New Expatriate
Meet the 21st century heirs to the pucca sahibs, angrezi mems, and boxwallahs, haters and half-haters alike.
A Fictional Boom
Pakistan’s alleged literary boom is becoming a case of counting one’s novelists before they hatch.
A Wishlist for 2010
From one big happy Ambani family to more global takeovers by India Inc, here’s to a whole new decade of
Nandy’s Legacy
Sports and the human spirit are inextricable. Moti Nandy taught us that and so much more.
Trauma of the Old Year’s Night
Expectations of fun and happiness at 31st night celebrations are high every year. But why do most people end
Like a Wodehouse on Fire
That’s how well we get along, though I plead guilty to being a lapsed reader once too often.
Men Who Wrote the Rulebook
Successive regulators have left their own imprints on the Indian capital market.
Remember That Face
It is hard to forget those who think they can get away with the very worst that humans are capable of.
How I Loved the Recession
As the world economy slowly recovers, remembering the joyful consequences of last year’s financial crisis.
Sick and Tired of Song and Dance
Moviemakers are blowing up money on stuff that gives me a headache.
No Sex Please, We’re Pakistani
The Newsline sex survey, titled ‘Sex and the Pakistani Woman’, might lead some readers to believe it may be