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‘Eye to Eye’ to ‘Jab Sey Hoi Mohabbat’: The six most memorable Pakistani pop songs of all time

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When polar bears do a better job than people at explaining the human condition

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Why Venezuela is caught in a vicious cycle of tyranny and liberation

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Hari Kunzru blends blues music, racial politics and time travel to remind us why we love fiction

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· Apr 22, 2017 · 07:00 am

Watch: A wailing tree is not what it seems in horror short ‘Paroksh’

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Even in the twenty-first century, these are stories of raw human nature

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