Chain of hope
Apr 04, 2010
Giving peace a helping hand Thousands of handkerchiefs to pave the path of peace Ever wondered what you can do to change history Ever thrown up your hands in quiet despair as two nations of the...
Peace… fuelled by woman power
Apr 02, 2010
KARACHI: The Indo-Pak mushaira organised by Aman ki Asha at the Karachi Arts Council on Wednesday night featured a galaxy of women poets seated on open-air stage at one end of the Mushtaq Gazdar...
Milan ki Asha: Sania and Shoaib’s romance began in Australia
Apr 01, 2010
MUMBAI: It was as if the Gods had answered. Okay, so maybe not. But close on the heels of the hugely successful Aman Ki Asha Indo-Pak peace initiative by The Times of India and the Jang Group of...
Sania and family get Pakistan visa
Mar 31, 2010
NEW DELHI: The Pakistan High Commission in India has issued visa to Indian tennis star Sania Mirza and her family here on Tuesday. Talking with an Indian television, Sania’s mother Nasim Mirza...
Mushaira held to boost Indo-Pak peace
Mar 31, 2010
KARACHI: The poets from Pakistan and India participated in a mushaira organized at Arts Council of Pakistan in connection with joint venture by Jang Group of Pakistan and Times of India. Renowned...
Shoaib Malik bowls Sania Mirza over
Mar 30, 2010
Marriage in mid-April; parents delighted with tennis star’s choice NEW DELHI: Indian tennis star Sania Mirza is going to marry former Pakistan cricket captain Shoaib Malik in mid-April and the...
Lata’s songs won’t destabilise Pakistan,Faiz’s poems can’t break India: Ashfaq Husain
Mar 28, 2010
By Shahid Husain Ashfaq Husain is a Canadian national of Pakistani origin and is considered an authority on Faiz Ahmed Faiz. Essentially a poet who migrated from Pakistan to Canada in the 1980s,...
Peace with equality
Mar 24, 2010
By Dr. Ramesh Kumar Wankwani Every war is followed by hopes of peace. Aman ki Asha is an effort for peace that provides such a hope, that will help ease tensions and prevent a third war between...
From Pakistan with love
Mar 24, 2010
Tehrik-e-Niswan carried a message of peace and disarmament, laced with humour, to the first ever South Asian Women’s Theatre Festival, held in India recently By Rafay Mahmood Leela, the first...
When the enemy isn’t
Mar 17, 2010
December 16, 1971 and after… Perwez Abdullah provides a first hand account of how Indian soldiers, bound by the ties of ethnicity rather than religion, helped and protected a community of...
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