Culture
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A travel writer revisits his hometown in Pakistan and discovers a Bollywood connection
Omar Mukhtar Khan, Dawn.com
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How an Englishman who loved late-night parties died a Muslim saint in Pakistan
Furqan Hyder Shaikh
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‘It takes a lot to be yourself on camera’: Watch Lilly Singh’s experience of hosting a TV show
Scroll Staff
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Watch: Mexico City hosted its annual zombie walk as people turned out in full costume
Scroll Staff
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Ganesh Chaturthi 2019: Date, significance and importance of the festival
Scroll Staff
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Travel isn’t just fun or enriching – it could also help you become a better person
Hector Gonzalez-Jimenez, The Conversation
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In highlighting India’s cultural diversity, an artist hopes to find her own identity
Damini Kulkarni
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Why there’s nothing wrong if Valentine’s Day becomes part of Pakistan’s culture
Haroon Khalid
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Rethinking arranged marriages at a time of growing migration
Farhad Mirza
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Why the polytheism of Hindus (and their texts) leaves the monotheistic West confused
Saikat Majumdar
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Reviews into state of Australian cricket are hard-hitting and confronting: Board member Mark Taylor
AFP
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‘I fail to understand what this culture is that communalism is hell-bent on protecting’: Premchand
Premchand
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From beef anthems to ‘Kabali’, how a new political language arose to merge culture and protest
Nikhila Henry
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Chai, Islam and Bollywood: How Singaporean-Pakistanis have maintained ties with their home country
Abbas Khan, Dawn.com
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The US is discovering what India has known for decades: The nightie is the perfect daywear
Anubha George
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Photos of Naanwais, the Afghan bakers who are recreating the taste of home in Delhi
Aabid Shafi
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Crate digging: Discovery of Somali songs shows why the hunt for records is like cultural archaeology
Michael Shakib Bhatch, The Conversation
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Raza Rumi’s new book uses Pakistan’s culture to reveal a diverse, layered, contested country
Rakhshanda Jalil
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As World Cup final beckons, a look at Croatia's incredible turnaround after a brutal war
Richard Hood
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Pakistan’s attempts to secularise qawwali are unnecessary – it has always been pluralistic
Hammad Khan