July 23, 2006
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Transcending boundaries
THE livelihood of government functionaries depend upon presenting a rosy picture of the economy. It is no wonder then that the minister of state for finance led the people into believing just that in his budget speech for 2005-06....
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Been there, done what?
THIS week, we speak to Agha Faisal, a thirty-something lawyer who always wanted to be a lawyer but worked in finance for some time before pursuing his true calling....
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Sports fit for girls
TO pulsating music, 20 teenage girls follow the dance moves of two trim young women leading them. There is some laughter, but mostly concentration. As the sequence of moves becomes complex,...
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Backtalk
THIS is with reference to Shahid Hussain’s article, “The trouble with teachers” (July 16, 2006). Being a teacher of a reputable educational institution, I agree with the points mentioned in the article but there are some important aspects upon which I would like to comment....
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