Sa’adia Reza

Journalists in Gaza

There is zero protection for this category of heroes. Published 02 May, 2024 07:07am

SOCIETY: THE HALAAL DAYS OF PAKISTAN

Pakistanis are adept at adopting practices from other cultures and repackaging them in absurd ways Published 10 Feb, 2019 07:19am

TASTES: THE GOLDEN DROP FROM HEAVEN

What’s the best way to pick the right honey? Updated 28 May, 2017 08:39am

Iftar of a different kind

This Ramazan, try some South-Indian dishes to break the fast Published 21 Jun, 2015 07:01am

Crepe’s desi cousin

You don’t have to be south Indian to enjoy a dose of dosa Published 07 Jun, 2015 07:01am

Scrub-a-dub-dub

Don’t put off cleaning your oven, it is not as difficult as it seems Updated 15 Mar, 2015 08:59am

Food’s Holy Triangle

The samosa is the most delicious little immigrant South Asia has ever seen! Updated 19 Jan, 2015 04:48pm

Ain’t no mountain high enough

Braving rugged terrains, extreme weather, and the limits of physical and mental strength is merely part of the ... Published 12 Jan, 2014 07:31am

Basking in the rays

Certain things in life are immutable. Where there is cause, there will be effect, and where there is a demand,... Published 17 Nov, 2013 07:44am

Selling songs of sorrow

The sombre posters at a shop in Saddar’s Rainbow Centre, Karachi, are a sure sign that the month of Muharram is on... Published 10 Nov, 2013 07:59am

A cut above the rest

The dark, dreary stretch to the cow and goat mandi sharply contrasts with the hubbub of the mandi itself. There are... Updated 14 Oct, 2013 02:12pm

Marching on

Although women have been part of Pakistan’s armed forces since the country’s inception, they were mainly... Updated 01 Sep, 2013 08:11am

In black and white

Many believe that Pakistan’s publishing industry is in the death throes but Sa’adia Reza discovers that the case may... Published 19 May, 2013 09:56am

Copyrights and wrongs

Imitation is not always the sincerest form of flattery, and when it comes to books, it’s never the case. Piracy is ... Published 19 May, 2013 09:55am

In letter, not spirit

The labour force has often remained at the periphery of legal attention, discusses Sa’adia Reza. Legally speaking,... Published 28 Apr, 2013 09:55am

Need to devolve tax collection

SINCE devolution of fiscal, administrative and legislative powers, the provincial governments have a freer hand in deciding matters of economy, expenses and allocating development funds according to their own Published 08 Apr, 2013 08:36am

Battling the budget

A recent report by the Planning Commission of Pakistan shows that the annual average cost for bare human survival has shot up from Rs785 to Rs1805 in the past six years, which — according to the UNDP national report for 2012 — is the prime concern for cit Published 10 Feb, 2013 03:49am

Treasure trove

When the Titanic sank, little did the world know that even almost a century later, its antiques would be auctioned ... Published 06 Jan, 2013 05:28am

Steeped in tradition

Sa'adia Reza describes the intricate design of a tazia. Published 25 Nov, 2012 05:17am

On the move

Sa’adia Reza explores the rising trend of short-term kidnapping. Published 18 Nov, 2012 05:41am