The rich history of South Asia is the history of Pakistan too. Renaming areas of Lahore with Muslim names encourages supremacy of the majority faith and is a deliberate attempt to erase our diverse heritage.
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Jahane Rumi- An Intractable Challenge: Managing Civil Military Relations in PakistanThis policy note was prepared for a report published by The Islamabad Policy Institute (IPI) after the general elections of 2018. As the previous government completed its tenure, its relationship with the military establishment had considerably deteriorated. It would require a fresh effort on the part of both the incoming civilian government and the military […]Raza
- What It Means To Be A Pakistani. Exploring South Asian Diaspora With Raza RumiThe following interview is conducted by Daneesh Majid with Ahmad Raza Rumi on the subjects of identity, society and culture. A man who has donned many hats and still continues to do so, Raza Rumi has always viewed not just his homeland Pakistan, but also its Siamese twin India through various lenses. As a policy analyst, journalist,... Read More The post Wh […]Mehmood Ashraf
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- An Intractable Challenge: Managing Civil Military Relations in PakistanThis policy note was prepared for a report published by The Islamabad Policy Institute (IPI) after the general elections of 2018. As the previous government completed its tenure, its relationship with the military establishment had considerably deteriorated. It would require a fresh effort on the part of both the incoming civilian government and the military […]
- What It Means To Be A Pakistani. Exploring South Asian Diaspora With Raza RumiThe following interview is conducted by Daneesh Majid with Ahmad Raza Rumi on the subjects of identity, society and culture. A man who has donned many hats and still continues to do so, Raza Rumi has always viewed not just his homeland Pakistan, but also its Siamese twin India through various lenses. As a policy analyst, journalist,... Read More The post Wh […]
- Coronavirus Crisis In Pakistan Has Exposed The Hollowness Of PopulismAfter weeks of inertia, confused decision-making and contradictory signals, the federal government appears to have realized the urgency of tackling the coronavirus pandemic that is threatening millions of lives worldwide and has set into motion a global recession. It took media pressure, the emergency measures by provinces and ultimately an intervention by t […]
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- Mehr Tarar Explains Why PTI Still Needs To Be Given TimeMehr Tarar while talking to Raza Rumi explains why she still has hopes in ‘Naya Pakistan’ and why it deserves more time. The post Mehr Tarar Explains Why PTI Still Needs To Be Given Time appeared first on Jahane Rumi.
- NAB Law Amendment Shows Accountability Drive Was Nothing More Than A ShamAs the year comes to an end and Imran Khan government completes 500 days in power, Raza Rumi reviews failure of the government’s so-called accountability drive. Amendments to NAB law indicate Imran Khan’s accountability drive is not working, he argues. For a PM who has devoted more time to denouncing corruption and vowing not to... Read More The post NAB Law […]
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- Trees of LahoreSalman Rashid Until the 1970s some one hindered and sixty species of birds were listed in Lahore. While the city had such green spaces as Lawrence Gardens, Aitchison College, the cantonment and Model Town, farm and forest on the outskirts began where Defence Society or Allama Iqbal Town and the innumerable societies now sprawl in […]
- The Lahore that I grew up in was a great placeI grew up in Lahore. All my life I lived here except for the seven years in the army and ten in Karachi. I returned again in December 1988 and have lived here since. I knew a Lahore that was a very beautiful city. It was a city of people who ere cultured, courteous and with […]
- Odysseus LahoriFellow of Royal Geographical Society, Salman Rashid is author of several books including jhelum: City of the Vitasta and The Apricot Road to Yarkand, Riders on the Wind, Between two Burrs on the Map, Prisoner on a Bus and Sea Monsters and the Sun God. He is the only Pakistani to have seen the North […]
- Lahore Metro – Pros, Cons & PerceptionsA state of the art metro bus system – brand new and unique in Pakistan – should make every Lahori proud of their city today. A lot has been written and said about this system. And as is the case with almost everything in Pakistan, the points of views are poles apart. Many people regard […]
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