Hindustan Times
The first time most of us heard of Mushirul Hasan was in 1992. Asked whether he supported the ban on The Satanic Verses, Hasan said that while he found the book deeply offensive, he did not believe in banning books. Read more
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There’s been a lot about Pakistan in the Indian media over the last 10 days: obituaries of Benazir Bhutto; predictions about the forthcoming election; attacks on General Musharraf; and conspiracy theories about the assassination.
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Filed under counterpoint · Tagged Benazir Bhutto, Foreign Policy, General Musharraf, Hindi Film, Indian Media, Indian Republic, Jan Sangh, Karachi, Lahore, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Nehru, Pakistan, Religious
