The former Pakistan vice-captain on why he chose to embrace Islam
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COVER STORY
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Why did the sole Christian in the Pakistan cricket team embrace Islam? Was it coercion or career move?
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Why did the sole Christian in the Pakistan cricket team embrace Islam? Was it coercion or career move?
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The Indian tiger gets a macabre afterlife in Tibet
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From <i>Maqbool</i> to <i>The Blue Umbrella</i>—the director and music director caught in a shower of questions.
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A high court bans opening up of industries by executive order. Over to the SC now.
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Whatever goes up must come down. Is it the same case with the Sensex or are there other factors applying the brakes? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=31 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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