Stories by Sameer Tayebaly

The writer is a History and Economics student at McGill University, Montreal, Canada, and co-founder of youth media platform Graphite Publications. He can be reached at sameer.itf@gmail.com

A continuous partition

All Indians and Pakistanis can relate to the idea of a nation. It comes with a sense of belonging but also of loss. Updated 14 Feb, 2014 03:13pm

‘New’ Anwar Ali ready to break into Test side

At 25, Anwar Ali's best moment wasn’t still expected to be the memory from the U19s. Updated 05 Aug, 2013 11:49am

A nation of news junkies

With ancient morals and modern violence, Pakistan’s socio-political landscape never fails to entertain. Updated 24 Jul, 2013 04:48pm

I am Macaulay’s child

Schools should introduce English at a later stage, this would help break the linguistic barrier to wealth in Pakistan. Published 16 Jul, 2013 02:35pm

A battle in impulsivity

West Indies vs Pakistan: Innovation, improvisation, and pure entertainment in cricket's most unpredictable match-up. Updated 10 Jul, 2013 04:34pm

Pakistan's fortunes: The Oval

As Pakistan prepare to face West Indies at The Oval, here's a look at their fortunes at the famous London stadium. Published 06 Jun, 2013 04:01pm

Greece: Polarisation, addiction, and the rise of the right

All over Greece, the effects of the recession have plagued society. Along with drug and alcohol abuse, depression, crime, and disregard for the law has risen sharply. Published 01 Jun, 2013 07:25pm