Having just arrived back in the country, I've been behind on keeping up with the blogs I regularly read. I was happy to see that my friend Zeeshan Suhail recently had an article published in the Pakistani paper The Nation. Zeeshan offers an number of poignant reflections on the 60th anniversary of partition. But more meaningful, to my mind, are the prescriptions he outlines for Pakistan's way forward in the new century. Read it.
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Michael!
How awesome of you to write about my article! It was just a humble effort, but apparently it's made a difference and a positive impact, so i'm very happy.
Thanks for updating your blog more regularly. I love the diversity of stuff you cover, always ever insightful.
Hope all's well!
Posted by: Zeeshan Suhail | August 29, 2007 at 07:59 PM