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My memory lane of Karachi, the city I call my own, begins at Love Lane, nearly sixty years ago, at

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I flag a rickshaw driver. During the short ride, he nonchalantly peppers his discourse with risqué advice as we turn

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But the skyline of Sargodha would always remember the roars and thunders of those quaint Chinese birds

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My story is the story of many thousands of other people on both sides of the line. I regard myself

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Most people get casual headaches or heartburn, I suffer from random depression

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It is common to hear of students coming to America from Pakistan for the purposes of studying abroad, but what

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Perhaps this wave of westernization and erosion of culture and values is limited to a few, a solitary

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It may seem strange that a celebratory function was held a day after a plane had gone down

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Those who know Lahore intimately can feel its romance as they gaze across the rooftops of the walled city, and

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According to Kanimozhi, we Tamils are embarrassed by our folk arts and decided to crush them under the weight of

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