The writer teaches at the IT University in Lahore. He is the author of ‘A Princely Affair: The Accession and Integration of the Princely States of Pakistan, 1947-55.’ He tweets at @BangashYK.
T en years is a long time. It is an even longer time when a judgment penned by the then chief justice of Pakistan awaits enforcement. In a...
Universities in Pakistan have turned into primary schools for older people where no debate is allowed
Pakistan has become a catchall boogey man for the BJP and its Hindutva supporters
While it was always clear Pakistan would be different from India, the kind of Muslim polity it would become was not that clear
Pakistan is at a standstill both in terms of its academia and society and the continued ban on student unions is an important reason for it
The government and public response to the coronavirus pandemic will change the way we have viewed with such epidemics in the past
While there is some dispute over the actual number of deaths caused by influenza in India, it is clear that it was the deadliest of all epidemics...
The are many reasons for the influenza pandemic remaining on the margins of Indian historiography
Exploring the cathedral, the royal burial church, and the palace in Gamla Stan leaves one with a much-enriched understanding and appreciation of...
Despite being quickly dealt with, the disease seemed to have been spreading in the Punjab by the end of 1897