Category Archives: TEDxLahore

10 Things I learnt from TEDxLahore

Posted on August 2, 2010 by

This post was featured in “The Nation”  - “Things I learnt from TEDxLahore” 1. The Importance of a Unified Message (Narrative) This was a person who was a part of an extremist organization, that despite its “wrong” intentions, gained quite … Continue reading →

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Is it time for an “Idea Revolution”?

Posted on July 15, 2010 by

  In the midst of political, economical and even ideological turmoil, a few intellectuals in Pakistan continue to exhibit exemplary citizenship as they try to resolve Pakistan’s socioeconomic issues by identifying problems at the grassroots level. Despite Pakistan being placed … Continue reading →

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TEDxLahore: Ideas for Hope

Posted on June 27, 2010 by

Yesterday was the first volunteer meeting for TEDxLahore. In case you are not familiar with TEDx, it is an independently organized TED event, where intellectuals come and discuss their ideas with an engaged audience in a local setting. I have … Continue reading →

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