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A recently translated novel brings a new perspective on Partition to the English-speaking world.

Working-class communities struggle to lead ‘grievable’ lives within state-led redevelopments of their cities.

How ‘Islamic Review’ became one of the most prominent journals of Islamic thought in the West.

From our archives, when the human-rights activist spoke to author Ritu Menon.

Amardeep Singh’s travelogue opens new windows into the Subcontinent’s common heritage.

In conversation with author and activist, Farahnaz Ispahani.

Pakistan’s public archives are failing the country’s people and history, and private archives can only do so much.

A colonial experiment in ethnographic photography offers a rare glimpse into Southasia’s communities circa the 19th century

In the debate over the use of ‘drone’ technology in Pakistan, many are claiming to speak for the communities on the ground. But what about the impact that this new mode of warfare is having …