Thirty-five of us had barely sat down after having obediently recited our routine afternoon prayer, that deafening waves of sound shook the glass doors and windows of our classroom. The classroom erupted with our screams and shrieks. Commotion followed with Mother Desales and other nuns attempting to calm us and instruct the teachers on how […]
Author Archives: Nasim Zehra
The writer is director current affairs at Dunya TV and a former fellow at Asia Center, Harvard University
nasim.zehra@tribune.newspackstaging.com
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An asymmetrical dialogue
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Axact — the new “unbelievable”
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NA-246: surprises unlikely
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The Punjab governor’s resignation
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The Musharraf case
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Coveting the covert
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