Writing

Midnights in London

It’s the late 19th century, industry is booming, and the British Empire is expanding. However, a threat looms over the unsuspecting denizens of London. Exhausting all other avenues, the British government enlists the help of the mysterious Mr Daim.

Join him and his trusty sidekick, Captain Robertson, as they rush to stop the Terror of London.

Tales

  • Smile
    Smile

    “Why do you keep smiling at me?” she asks, suddenly pausing her stride and turning around to face me.

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  • The Call
    The Call

    I lay down against my prayer mat, body slumped, half in prostration, half in yearning.

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  • Wishes
    Wishes

    It was Ali’s first time skipping school, but he didn’t do it without good reason.

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  • The Fourth Battle of Panipat
    The Fourth Battle of Panipat

    Jayadeep and Arbaaz were sitting beneath the shade of a mango tree in deep discussion.

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Reflections

  • Legacy
    Legacy

    Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of legacy. The legacy I’ve inherited, the legacy I want to leave behind, and the one place that encapsulates it all: Leicester Square.

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  • The Book
    The Book

    The book was handed down to me.

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  • Lessons From a Graduate
    Lessons From a Graduate

    I’ve decided to focus on three key lessons I’ve learned during my undergraduate career in the hopes that you, dear reader, may learn something from me.

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  • So This Is How It Ends
    So This Is How It Ends

    And so this is how undergrad ends.

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Reviews

Jinnah’s Pakistan: Revisiting the Pakistan Movement

In this series of short essays, I aim to highlight the true intentions of Pakistan’s lead forerunner and why the Pakistan of 1947 was not the Pakistan Muhammed Ali Jinnah envisioned.

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