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What do I risk losing by writing down my family’s stories in English?

Jamil Jan Kochai on traditions of Afghan oral storytelling By Jamil Jan Kochai Listen, Before I read Kipling or Faulkner or Pynchon,

By Emily Temple As the year draws to a close, some of us like to look forward, and some of us backward—and

Praise, like criticism, can make us forget what art is for By Helen Betya Rubinstein I open the creative writing courses

By Karimullah He visited Chitral in 1989 and established Sayurge Public School later renamed after Langlands Public School and College.

Arundhati Roy on the complex, shifting politics of language and translation in India By Arundhati Roy The following is Arundhati Roy’s W.

HAH Report Islamabad: Education activists Thursday joined forces to call for the urgent convening of a national Girls’ Education

ON Monday, the KP government announced a ban on any male parliamentarian or officer entering, or being invited as chief

News Desk In what a historic milestone, President Emomali Rahmon Friday (Sept 14) inaugurated the campus of University of

Ali Ahmed Jan The much-awaited Gilgit-Baltistan Champions League (GBCL) kicked off with a greater participation of the enthusiastic and talented

HAH Special Report ISLAMABAD: Suppression of critical thinking and scientific enquiry have given rise to the current social and political

In a letter, over 60 noted professors, researchers urge Punjab university admin, provincial authorities to ensure the protection of life

By Waseem Altaf Writing textbooks for students who are in a formative stage is serious business. Errors and omissions on

Anayat Baig KARACHI: Academics, student activists, and journalists emphasized the importance of freedom of expression and role of student unions