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Pakistan

HarperCollins India presents Hijabistan by Sabyn Javeri

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HarperCollins India is proud to announce                 an exploration into the relationship between attire and identity HIJABISTAN SABYN JAVERI  A feisty, urban-women–centric collection of short stories in a fresh, powerful voice A young kleptomaniac infuses thrill into her suffocating life by using her abaya to steal lipsticks and flash men.

Reham Khan’s Memoir

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  [wpvideo lvLui4WM]   HarperCollins India is proud to announce the forthcoming publication of the memoir everyone is talking about: REHAM KHAN Releasing in August 2018. Reham Khan’s eventful life took her from Gaddafi’s Libya to Zia’s Pakistan and thence to England as a teenage bride, before she returned to

Independence day in Pakistan: An Excerpt from ‘Karachi Raj’

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Jashn-e-Azadi came around soon after she concluded the census. Six decades on, the wonder of Independence remained fresh, a miracle that by rights ought never to have happened in the first place. National songs blared constantly on the radio: ‘Ay watan, pyare watan’, ‘Main bhi Pakistan hoon’, ‘Jeevay, jeevay Pakistan’.

The Role Ajmer Sharif Played in Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan being Chosen the Successor to Fateh Ali Khan

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Nusrat’s father Fateh Ali Khan was diagnosed with throat cancer and died in March 1964, just when Nusrat was appearing for his school-leaving exam. Shortly before his death, one of Nusrat’s sisters, Kaniz Fatima, recalls an intense moment: ‘When our father was going to leave us forever, he called us all around him and asked us to

The Little Qawwal: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

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From very early on, Nusrat was deeply interested in everything related to music. In secret, he followed the classes when his father was teaching some of his students, absorbing and storing away all the knowledge he could, even trying to play the harmonium when his father was out of earshot. One day, while Nusrat was engrossed in his