Tag: Ghazi Salahuddin

Have you watched ‘Mughal-e-Azam’? This question, posed to any cinema enthusiast, would readily invoke a reference to that epic movie made by K Asif, himself a ‘moghul; in the annals … Read More

As we escalated on to the main concourse of the Istanbul Airport, we were greeted by the sound of music. A group of young people was dancing in a corner … Read More

While the stage is abuzz with a medley of dramatis personae, the spotlight this week has mostly been on the higher judiciary. Specifically, the Supreme Court of Pakistan has moved … Read More

Caught in the eye of the storm, it is not easy to fully grasp the meaning and the drift of events that are taking place at such a fast pace. … Read More

An uncanny, even providential, coincidence it was that the three-member bench of the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial, announced its decision to overrule the Election Commission … Read More

In recent months, I have had a question for any high official or person with access to the corridors of power: is the situation as bad as people think it … Read More

There is something about Imran Khan’s bond with the higher courts that one cannot easily fathom. And I cannot begin to explore that because of my lack of sufficient understanding … Read More