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The Altar Of Culture ; While public protests mark Islamabad and Karachi, Lahore seems unaffected and immune, celebrating instead with a cultural extravaganza
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The Allama Iqbal International airport in Lahore is surprisingly
calm, more so for the handful of Indians who have arrived on the
weekly Delhi-Lahore Air-India flight. Hoping for some action or at
least some visible sign that they have arrived in a country where
Emergency has been imposed, it takes a couple of gun-totting
security men to reassure the visiting tourists that everything is
well in the country. Lahore is a surprise, and it starts at the
airport--not because it's fancier or more h...
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