The author is a freelance writer and a classically trained vocalist from Lahore. She tweets @sehyrmirza
The speakers at LLF examined the genius of Manto and why the writer still antagonises people in the current era
Remembering Hayat Ahmad Khan on his fourteenth death anniversary
The recently held Tehzeeb Festival in Karachi brought classical music to a discerning audience
Excerpts from an old interview with Pran Nevile that ought to have been published in his lifetime
A literary pilgrimage to the city of notable authors: backdrop to countless books, films and artworks
Rajdeep Sardesai celebrates 30 years in journalism this year. As son of a former test cricketer, how does he look at a cricketer becoming the prime...
Literary festivals can be lauded for initiating a literary movement across the country, which suggests that the less economically privileged towns...
The pre-Partition Anarkali bazaar was traditionally a place for socialising and intellectual discussions, over food or cups of tea, and hence, full...
Providing a comprehensive space to authors, artistes and activists, the Faiz International Festival was a better organised and attended event this...
Discontinuing a programme like Firdos-e-Gosh on PTV is an ill-advised decision at a time when classical music is so vulnerable
