Lajwanti by Rajinder Singh Bedi: A relevant tale to this day
Partition is a major event in the history of the Sub-Continent. It has generated a huge body of literature, ranging from poems, novels, short stories...
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Emma Raducanu wins against Sakkari to play US Open final against Fernandez
Emma Raducanu’s fairytale run at the US Open continues after the British teenager beat Maria Sakkari under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium on Thursday...
Featured Taliban have been positive: White House
White House has issued a statement saying Taliban haven taken first positive step and their behavior has been of support and cooperation.The spokesperson appreciated the...
India Might be Ready for a Covid Third Wave
According to Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, chief scientist at the World Health Organization, India is better equipped to deal with a potential third wave of corona...
Australia might cancel Afghanistan Test after Taliban ban Women sports
In a recent report from Cricket Australia, the board has threatened to cancel a cricket test match between the male teams after Taliban reported to...
US getting “closer” to giving up Iran deal says Blinken
The UN atomic monitoring group has reported that Iran is losing precious time by not returning to the nuclear deal. This warning was announced by...
Biden Consoles Americans against Covid in Latest Address
Sources say that the American President will address the nation today, to take its people into confidence on the issues related to Afghanistan and Pandemic...
Featured Japanese Court Refuses Sovereign Immunity for Kim Jong-un
In a one of its kind ruling, the Japanese court summoned North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un in a lawsuit against Pyongyang on allegations of human...
Taliban Ban Protests and Slogans
As a part of handling the country with an iron fist, the Taliban have broken up protests violently and announced grave consequences for any protestors....
Women’s prize for fiction goes to Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi
Susanna Clarke has been crowned the winner of Women’s Prize for Fiction 2021. 17 years ago she debuted with her novel “Johnathan Strange and Mr....
Governments Increasingly Use Sensitive Data to Influence Behavior
An increase in the use of sensitive user data in order to influence decisions has been recorded in the past years. Governments have been accused...
“Like Sugar in Milk”: Resistance and Preservation in Parsi Literature
In an article for The News, Arshad Yousafzai quotes, “Dr Minwalla said that in the next two decades there will be no Parsi anywhere in...
Qari Fasih: From Dead to the Army Chief
Dialogue Times Special Report: The Taliban have appointed Qari FasiUddin as Army chief. Originally from Badakshan province, the Tajik commander was once pronounced dead by...
Taliban announce surprising cabinet
The Taliban announced Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund as the leader of their new government in Afghanistan on Tuesday. Chief spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid also told a...
AN INTERVIEW WITH MYSELF(Preface to my book THE MEMORY SHARDS)
Who will ever think of interviewing someone who has been interviewed by others scores of times? Reflecting on this tragicomedy of a man – no...
Featured An Exclusive Interview with Anwar Iqbal, DAWN Senior Correspondent in Washington DC
Russia has taken the revenge of 1979 War from America and its because of the Policies of Valdi Mir Putin. When Dialogue Times asked the...
Featured PM Imran Khan Vows to Keep Exposing “Radicalized India”
The Prime Minister paid a rich tribute to the soldiers and martyrs on Defence Day. He commemorated the sacrifices of the army who were ever...
Featured An Exclusive Interview with General (Rtd) Amjad Shuaib
Taliban are in position to form a government with the help of stakeholder in Afghanistan, said the defense analyst. Taliban has decided to formulate such...
Crimes against women: Dr. Akhter Ali Syed
In a moving bus, Jyoti Singh of New Delhi was gang-raped by six men on December 16, 2012 and seriously mutilated. She succumbed to her...
Afghan Women and Taliban: A Battle that Never Ends
The fall of Kabul stirred the world into a frenzy of speculations and blame game, but the one people that got ignored constantly were Afghan...
