Creating Magic For The Audience - An Interview with Afia Serena Nathaniel
Zeynab Ali May 23, 2008 interacts: 1
Any change begins with a simple idea, Afia believes. ‘Those who can present ideas are in a unique position to
Carl Friedrich Gauss
Mohammad Gill Jun 15, 2007 interacts: 140It is said that Archimedes knew all the mathematics that was developed up to his time and some more. The same is said of Newton
In Loving Memory of Nazia Apa (aka Nazia Hasan)
Zeeshan Suhail Aug 12, 2003 interacts: 28Nazia Hassan was a sub-continental icon. On her third death anniversary, a fan and friend pays tribute
Such Anais Journey!
Farzana Versey Mar 7, 2005 interacts: 47How many of us women can accept the verdict of being the 'Madonna of St. Clitoris' or the 'Venus with an over-bite'? Anais Nin could
Nirmala Deshpande - A Truly Great Soul
Juan Sandoval May 3, 2008 interacts: 233Nirmala Deshpande a dedicated Gandhian was a true peace activist.
A Profile In Courage
Rakesh Mani Apr 22, 2007 interacts: 6A recipient of the Sitara-i-Imtiaz Award in Pakistan and the Ramon Magsaysay Award, Asia’s most prestigious human rights honour, she declined an offered post as
Freud and Jung and Their Secret Affairs
Khalid Sohail Jun 17, 2008 interacts: 136Of all of Freud’s admirers and critics, the most complex, complicated and troubled relationship was of Carl Jung. He started as an admirer and ended
The Birdman of India
Mohammad Gill Jun 1, 2006 interacts: 38I had never heard of Salim Ali before in my life because I was not interested in the birds and bird-watching. Seabrook’s article intrigued my
Death Be Not Proud
Ali Hashmi Oct 23, 2003 interacts: 16It was close to midnight when I found out that Mani had died.
Greatest Indians
Bhaskar Dasgupta Sep 28, 2003 interacts: 11Ideally speaking, the Bharat Ratna award should give a list of the greatest Indians, but I was rather disappointed with it, it doesn’t fit into
Ahmed Rushdi
Anis Shakur Oct 25, 2003 interacts: 9
The journey which Rushdi had started from Mehdi Zaheer’s ’Bunder Road’ in 1954 had ended at Azar Hafiz’s ’Aanay walo
Bulleh Shah
Umair Raja Sep 12, 2004 interacts: 67
A man, whose writings - barely understood, even by those who speak his language - contain, amongst them, such enlightening
Stephen Gill on his Writing and Diaspora
Nailanshu Agarwal Aug 15, 2007 interacts: 2Multiple award-winning author Stephen Gill was born in Pakistan, grew in India and has settled in Canada after staying in Ethiopia and England for a
The Death of Edward Said -- A tribute
Malik S Khar Sep 28, 2003 interacts: 193Palestinians have lost a spokesperson, Columbia University has lost a Professor, the music world has lost an accomplished pianist and I have lost a mentor.
Honored
Chowk Staff Mar 28, 2007 interacts: 24Humanists honour psychiatrist and writer Dr. Khalid Sohail
An Evening with Ustad Asad Amanat Ali Khan: A Tribute
Asif Naqshbandi Apr 17, 2007 interacts: 31I met Asad Amanat Ali Khan a few years ago; I didn't think I'd never meet him again.


