Many people didn’t know what Pakistan was. Right after 9/11, they did…
Read MoreMaybe not everyone will attain the same goals, but why can’t everyone be given the ability to do so?
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“Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu” is how we usually end Buddhist chants, or ‘gatha’s,’ many of which are recited in set groups of verses…
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Read MoreThere are Nights in Goryeo when the city never sleeps, and I lie awake in my bed…
Read MoreI took great pleasure banning the the rest of the world…
Read MoreI am in love with a country I have yet to visit all because of the stories from my uncle and all the ways he filled our lives with this culture…
Read MoreWith such an eclectic mix of people, the city had to foster pluralism and harmony. One of the key venues to do so was the Karachi Theosophical society…
Read MoreI still remember it vividly. I was 10 years old, and I had just come home from school. I opened the door to our townhouse and found my mum in a near foetal position on the chair sobbing. This was the first time I’d ever seen my mum in such a state...
Read MoreI had thought of it lacking cultural fluidity, when in fact Singapore was a smaller version of Asia…
Read More"愛してたと嘆くには (I was in love once, I sigh) あまりにも時はすぎてしまった (far too much time has passed me by)." There's an uproar in the karaoke box...
Read MoreSo what did you do if you were in Tokyo with limited funds? The new year began and we were still deep in our french fry quest…
Read MoreIn Dubai we grew up with a 'working class' - bar and restaurant staff, cab drivers, retail assistants and ushers were nameless, friendly people whose stories often stopped after we had given our orders or our requests were seen to...
Read MoreI grew up in Pakistan, where one’s life’s trajectory is comfortably pre-ordained: one must get a tertiary education at a reputable institution, during or following which one must get married and “settle down”, and then, of course, oblige one’s in-laws by producing a strategically interspersed brood of obedient children...
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