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AN encounter with Mr Edward Gibbs, Chairman of Sotheby’s Middle East & India, at the Lahore Biennale 02 recently brought back memories, buried, one thought, beyond retrieval. Usually, I try…
AN encounter with Mr Edward Gibbs, Chairman of Sotheby’s Middle East & India, at the Lahore Biennale 02 recently brought back memories, buried, one thought, beyond retrieval. Usually, I try…
WRITING a book, as any author will testify, is a concoction of 10 per cent inspiration, 30pc perspiration, and 60pc exasperation, especially if it involves any level of serious research.…
IT is the princesses and queens that get top billing. We know about the intelligence of the inimitable Nur Jehan, who assisted her husband in the management of a vast…
YOU know you belong to the past when a generation of Indians you remember are now dead. “The past is a foreign country,” the novelist L.P. Hartley once observed, “they…
Who was it who said “A doctor can bury his mistakes, but an architect can only advise his clients to plant vines”? It had to be another architect. It was:…
The country is passing through difficult times. We hear and read about nothing other than terrorist attacks, murders, suicide bombings, shootouts, etc and the press blows everything up. Any one…
Any lecturer will recognise the species. They are to be found sitting in the front row of the audience or towards the back. They clamour to be recognised so that…
THERE used to be a time when the ultimate symbol of a good life was being able to have plenty of time for leisure activities. One can still read about…
The Heaven has not left a single heart intact/It has stained each and every one by the impact These stars that you see in the night sky/Are all such stains,…