Guest Post: The Ucchali Lake Complex

Posted on July 23, 2006
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By S A J Shirazi
The twin villages Ucchali and Dhadhar are the place to be for those who seek happiness in being close to the raw nature and to find the most alluring and fascinating places off the beaten track.
To travel as a person interested in nature (as if there were other ways to travel) […]

Jazz meets Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Posted on July 22, 2006
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Adil Najam
I am not sure how ATP readers will react to this, but let me say that I have been totally mesmerized by this music and have had it on auto-repeat play for the last three days.
But, first let me thank Zeeshan Suhail, on whose blog I found this wonderful fusion/jazz band called Brook’s Qawwali […]

Picture of the Day: In the land of the pure

Posted on July 22, 2006
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What can one say. Lahore, I still love you!
Published in the Daily Times, 21 July, 2006.

Pictures of the Day: Do we really need luxury jets?

Posted on July 20, 2006
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Adil Najam
No, these are not the pictures of the planes that will replace the old PIA Fokkers. These are pictures of the new luxury jets that the government of Sindh is buying for its ‘offiical’ use!
It was just a week ago that a PIA Fokker aircraft crashed killing all 45 people on board. It was […]

Picture of the Day: Pinglish? Probably not

Posted on July 19, 2006
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Adil Najam
Building on my other post today (’Trilingual’) and after Sabizak’s message on our first ATP post on Pinglish, I am no longer sure if I am using the term correctly or not. Hence the question mark.
However, this one is somewhat like another earlier ATP post, titled ‘Lost in Translation’. Literally, the translation is not […]

Pinglish: Trilingual

Posted on July 19, 2006
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Adil Najam
Folks, I want to stay on the subject of our elected officials — out-of-control Ministers and misbehaving MNAs — for just a little longer. Rest assured, ATP will come to misguided military-men soon enough.
There is a particular variety of Pinglish that goes beyond simply juggling Urdu and English idom and grammer; it adds a […]

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