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Xari Jalil


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Dead End

Xari Jalil Apr 13, 2007 interacts: 12 Views: 3117

When Faraz Ehmad, a student of Karachi University, killed himself by jumping off one of the highest buildings in the city, his friends, though deeply saddened, were not surprised. They all knew, in fact had known for a long time, that Faraz was suicidal a

Karachi: The Descent Into Alienation

Xari Jalil Mar 6, 2007 interacts: 26 Views: 3879

Surprisingly as many would think, the people of Karachi have not shown themselves to be suffering from mass paranoia, even after this newest series of suicide bombings in the past few years.

Where Are They?

Xari Jalil Jan 2, 2007 interacts: 1 Views: 1831

In Pakistan, since the past few years, there have been a number of missing persons who have been picked up by “law enforcement agencies” and these people have had a clear record.

Recognising Student Unions

Xari Jalil Dec 7, 2006 interacts: 12 Views: 2090

Prohibiting political parties on campus is in actuality curbing students’ rights. That is why there are clashes and conflicts as well as demonstrations and strikes by these so-called ‘banned’ or rather, half-functional student parties.

Who Tarnished the Image of Pakistan?

Xari Jalil Jul 13, 2005 interacts: 53 Views: 7710

The Government placed her name on the Exit Control List thus canceling her scheduled visit to the U.S. with the President announcing shamelessly that it was done so that she wouldn’t blemish the image of the country. Her name was very conveniently r

Faraz

Xari Jalil Jun 29, 2005 interacts: 25 Views: 4184

Deeply indulgent in philosophy, classical music and Jaun Elia, Faraz was a thinker more than anything else. He spent much of his time conversing about life, the meaning of existence, and yes death.


Xari  Jalil

Xari Jalil

  • Articles on Chowk: 6
  • First article: Jun 29, 2005
  • Latest article: Apr 13, 2007
  • Times read on Chowk: 22811

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