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Telling the untold story:- Zubeida Mustafa

Posted by ADP on Thursday, January 27, 2011, In : Zubeida Mustafa 

Courtesy to "www.dawn.com"

PEARL S. Buck, the American author who rose to fame because of her graphic and insightful novels on pre-revolutionary China, once remarked, “If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday.” But can you understand yesterday if what you learn about it is warped and one-sided?

That is inevitable when information of the past comes in the form of history written with a colonial construction. It portrays events through the prism of the powerful clas...


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Libraries go out of fashion: By Zubeida Mustafa

Posted by ADP on Wednesday, April 28, 2010, In : Zubeida Mustafa 
Libraries go out of fashion: By Zubeida Mustafa

Courtesy to “Dawn”

APRIL 23 was the World Book and Copyright Day. We have to be grateful to DawnNews for taking up the subject of books in its programme ‘

Bolna zaroori hai’.

The media doesn’t find books an exciting topic to discuss. Books don’t carry the same attraction as cross-border weddings of sport celebrities. Some television channels were kind enough to carry reports in their...

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Violence in the home

Posted by ADP on Saturday, March 13, 2010, In : Zubeida Mustafa 
Violence in the home - by Zubeida Mustafa

Courtesy to “Dawn”

THE theme of International Women’s Day observed on Monday was ‘equal rights, equal opportunities and progress for all’. One may well ask if this ideal can ever be achieved as long as the unequal power relationship between the sexes, which causes women to become victims of domestic violence, continues to exist.

Unicef now recognises that when the home which is supposed to be the safes...

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Who pays for education?

Posted by ADP on Wednesday, March 3, 2010, In : Zubeida Mustafa 
Who pays for education?
By Zubeida Mustafa
Courtesy to "Dawn"
THE US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, has urged wealthy Pakistanis to pay a higher share of taxes to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign aid.

She especially pointed to the health and education sectors, which, as her administration is now realising, are in very poor shape in spite of the nearly $6bn aid provided by the US to Paki...

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No education, no democracy

Posted by ADP on Wednesday, February 10, 2010, In : Zubeida Mustafa 
No education, no democracy
By Zubeida Mustafa
Courtesy to "Dawn"
THE event organised in Karachi on Jan 9 by the family of Dr Sarwar to commemorate the legacy of the 1950s’ student movement proved to be inspiring.

It was after a long time that people turned up in such large numbers to remember the past. That was something remarkable as many are busy trying to cope with the present. They have no time fo...

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