Check out my interview with famous Pakistani YouTube comedian, Danish Ali on British Asia News
And yes, he really is actually a Doctor! Click here to read the hilarious interview.
Pakistani Truck Art on a Dodge Challenger
This eye-popping render is a fusion of traditional Pakistani Truck art with classic Americana
Ever seen those hard-working South Asian lorries, trucks and buses plying the pothole-busted roads of the subcontinent? Well you couldn’t miss them if you were there, thanks to the cacophony of colour, the clanging of the metal tassels and of course the choking from dark diesel fumes!
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Doctor Who tackles Partition
Another landmark episode – that’s two incredibly moving and powerful stories already, in a single new series with a ground-breaking new Doctor
When I met Imran Khan
He’s now the Prime Minister of Pakistan and promising big changes, but I met him when he was just starting his journey into politics
#FlashBackFriday to that time I secured a personal interview with Imran Khan. Who? Exactly!
The Price of Partition
Congratulations to my desi brethren celebrating Independence over the next couple of days. And so they should, it’s a fine thing: Freedom!
Freedom to practice our own corruption, oppression, subjugation, warmongering and to allow dangerous radical extremism to exist, develop and flourish, with a healthy dose of destructive propaganda.
Terrorists don’t discriminate – why do we?
Stop attributing religious or social and geo-political identities to terrorists. And describe them as what they are – cold-blooded, unthinking, ruthless, evil murdering psychopaths.
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RIP Edhi – a true modern-day Saint
RIP Abdul Sattar Edhi, a true Saint whose dedication to humanity and incredible humility will never be matched. We should mourn not for him, but for mankind, as there will never be another like him to walk amongst us.
I was privileged to have met him and took this picture of Edhi with my late father, when I interviewed him sometime in the early 90s. It was the only time my dad ever joined me in my work, and only because he wanted to meet Edhi.
It seems all the good people are leaving us now because the world is going to hell.
Celebrated humanitarian Abdul Sattar Edhi passes away in Karachi
