Saba Imtiaz

1 month ago | dunyadigital.co | Saba Imtiaz

When you start writing for a career — and especially if you started writing in the 2000s, when somehow there was more than one place to be published, you were often told (and then told others in turn) not to burn your bridges. Be nice, who knows when you might have to work with so-and-so again. Don’t be political. Don't be too political. In hindsight, and as I turn 40 this year, I can safely say: what a useless pile of nonsense that was.

1 month ago | dunyadigital.co | Saba Imtiaz

There’s something magnetic that happens almost a minute into a good Natasha Noorani song; you have to stop what you’re doing and look at your music app: What’s playing now? Who is that? What are the lyrics? How can I play this song on repeat until it is somehow bursting out of my pores? Why is this song all I hear now? If you haven’t heard Natasha Noorani, you’ve almost certainly heard of her in the ether: a voice on a jingle, a feature on a track.

1 month ago | sabaimtiaz.github.io | Saba Imtiaz

Ask the user for input on what pattern they want to makeOutput the average time for that pattern using the start/end dates(I’m just going to note that while I was doing this I was also still binding off a few stitches at a time. The tubular bindoff waits for no one!)The initial challenge was figuring out how to get the code to read the data; and that had a lot to do with what authorization I was using.

2 months ago | dunyadigital.co | Saba Imtiaz

There is a variation of the “hamaray zamaney main hum lamp post ki roshni se kitabein parhte they” story for every generation, a story of nostalgia that usually features unbelievable hardship and unimaginable prices. Every generation has one, the lamppost generation that can recall the price of a soft drink in annas, another that remembers the twenty-five rupee kebab roll, and another that doesn’t know what it was like to even have dial-up internet.

Nov 15, 2024 | libertybooks.com | Saba Imtiaz |Tooba Khan

Publisher Date: 19/11/2024 Number of Pages:: 332 Binding: Paper Back ISBN: 9786277626471 Categories: Non Fiction, True Crime, Liberty Publishing, Coming Soon , On an October morning in 1970, phones began ringing all over Karachi. The charismatic young poet and former civil servant Mustafa Zaidi had been found dead in his bedroom.