Students suffer the ban on YouTube
December 2, 2012
By: Tabish Gul Since the educational standards in Pakistani institutes are not at all equal, the students saw YouTube as no less than a blessing. The website served as a
By: Tabish Gul Since the educational standards in Pakistani institutes are not at all equal, the students saw YouTube as no less than a blessing. The website served as a
By: SOHAIL ASIM There are reports of the government calling for newscasters on television to don the dupatta during broadcasts. Are they serious? Is the PPP actually considering this bewildering
By: Adiah Afraz All good things have sequels. Or so I have been told by the makers of Die Hard. So if all good things have sequels, then I think
By: Farzana Baduel Pakistan can trace its cultural history back throughout the millennia – from the Indus Civilisation of 8000BC through the Gandhara, Sikh and British periods right up to
By: Quddus Mirza French philosopher Jacques Derrida in his book Writing and Difference writes about the nature of language and how one can decipher the real meaning of word, not
By: Sarwat Ali The books published on cinema in India have been on the increase. In the beginning, the printed material revolved around scandals and most of the stuff was
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