Brifes
Dec 10, 2014
Aman Ki Asha
News, Top Stories
Cultural crossings At the South Asia Women’s Conference in Mumbai, Pakistani dancer Sheema Kermani performed to Indian singer Neela Bhagwat singing the poems of Faiz and Mukta Bai. The...
Mahesh Bhatt’s “Milne Do”
Dec 10, 2014
Aoun Sahi
Milne Do, News, Top Stories
Mahesh Bhatt, in an attempt to find common ground between India and Pakistan, is all set to produce and present a play titled “Milne Do”. The veteran filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, in his...
Resume dialogue, let people meet
Nov 26, 2014
Ashish Shukla
Milne Do, News, Top Stories
A young Indian researcher, met with open arms in Pakistan despite tensions at the official level, argues that India should resume dialogue process and that both countries should facilitate...
‘We owe it to our future generations’
Oct 29, 2014
Beena Sarwar
News, Top Stories
Inspired by the joint Nobel Peace Prize Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Sathyarthi, Pakistanis and Indians join hands for peace The Nobel Peace Prize being jointly awarded to a Pakistani and an Indian...
India, Pakistan and Filmistaan
Jun 25, 2014
Nidhi Shendurnikar Tere
Articles, News, Top Stories
Nitin Kakkar’s recently released ‘Filmistaan’ is a refreshing and humorous take on the futility of the Indo-Pak conflict By Nidhi Shendurnikar Tere If you are expecting the recently...
‘It’s all about the couple’
Feb 19, 2014
Laaleen Khan
News, Pyaar Border Paar, Top Stories
Don’t compare differences between the two countries; focus on how much similarity remains. It’s all about the couple. People, society, even parents will acquiesce to your desires...
Nitu’s mission: Save Kiran
Jan 25, 2014
Beena Sarwar
Heart to Heart, News, Top Stories
By Beena Sarwar PERSONAL POLITICAL “Didi, I want to live,” 16-year old Kiran Soomro in Karachi tells her friend Nitu Jiwnani in Mumbai. “I don’t want to die.”They are...
The founder of secularism in India
Jan 15, 2014
Samir Gupta
News, Top Stories
M.A. Jinnah was the chief architect of the ideals of secularism and communal harmony that modern India strives for. An Indian’s tribute to the Quaid on his 137th birth anniversary Growing up in...
Pakistan, India and Aman ki Asha: The year that was, and looking ahead
Jan 02, 2014
Beena Sarwar
Articles, Global Media, Milne Do, News, Poet Corner, Special Edition, Top Stories
Something I wrote last week for The News year-end special supplement, published Jan 1, 2014. I later remembered many special moments I left out, like the Mumbai and Karachi Press Clubs exchanges,...
Ramesh Arora: The other Singh Saab
Dec 25, 2013
Bilal Farooqi
News, Top Stories
By Sameer Arshad Gopal Singh Arora’s brothers thought he was crazy to stay back in Pakistan during the post-Partition riots. But his closest friend, Hayat Khan Baloch, had left him with no...
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