Noor Jehan’s migration at Partition was a turning point that gave a struggling industry the confidence and glamour to survive.
Has democracy exhausted its potential? That uncomfortable question haunts political thinkers across the world today. What was once celebrated as the...
The artist re-imagines the ordinary chair to probe solitude, friendship and society
The Voice of Hind Rajab raises questions about whether art can ever alter events on the ground
It apparently began with disagreement over a perk. Lawmakers in Jakarta, already widely distrusted, had approved a new monthly housing allowance —...
Levelling of footpaths, installation of solar-powered street lights and improvement of underground drainage system are only a part of Gulberg’s...
The occupants of Khaima Basti, a flood relief camp in Chuhng, are unsure what future holds for them
I n the early 17th Century, as monsoon waters swelled the Chenab River, the city of Multan faced a flood that could have wiped it from the...
In her solo show, Attiya Javed incises the membrane of memory
The waters that shaped Punjab’s identity are now caught in dire straits
