How Pashtun Nationalism, Most Stiff Challenge Pakistan Faced, Lost Steam

Pakistan countered Pashtun nationalism, a challenge it faced in its infancy before losing its eastern wing, through greater integration

Pashtun nationalism was a serious challenge Pakistan faced in its infancy long before losing its eastern wing, which is now Bangladesh

Hookah: The Heart Of Middle East’s Café Culture

Once considered unsophisticated, hookah has become integral to the Middle East’s café culture and gained popularity in the West too

Once considered unsophisticated, hookah, whose origins are disputed with some claiming it originated in India, has become integral to the Middle East’s café culture, and gained popularity in the West, too

Cyril Radcliffe: Lawyer Who Drew Haphazard India-Pakistan Border

Cyril Radcliffe drew the India-Pakistan border weeks after arriving in India for the first time in 1947 without knowing much about the regions he divided haphazardly leaving tens of thousands dead and uprooted

Peace Dividend: When Films Helped Boost India-Pakistan Ties

By 2016, Pakistan emerged among the top five overseas markets for Bollywood films, which fuelled a multiplex boom in that country and also helped revive a comatose Pakistani movie industry

Bollywood: Glue That Bound India, Pakistan In Worst Times

From Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor to Shah Rukh Khan and Ranbir Kapoor, Indian film stars have ruled hearts in both India and Pakistan but only a handful enjoyed the level of adulation that Madhuri Dixit did across the divide

Matter Of Life, Death: Right Man As Pakistan Army Chief

One Prime Minister ended up losing his life and another almost spent the rest of it behind bars despite thinking they covered all the bases for having the right man for Pakistan's top job: Army chief

Frenemies: Army Brass In Early Decades of Free India, Pakistan

Top Indian and Pakistani military officers shared much affinity in the early years of India and Pakistan as nation-states having trained and served together in the British Indian Army before 1947

Nawaz Sharif: Exception Among Disliked Pakistan Leaders In India

Three-time Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been consistent in his friendly approach towards India, which began in the 1990s when he came into his own after starting his career as military ruler Zia-ul-Haq’s protégé

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How Pashtun Nationalism, Most Stiff Challenge Pakistan Faced, Lost Steam

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Hookah: The Heart Of Middle East’s Café Culture

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