How can I contribute to The Laaltain?

Send us your arti­cles, short sto­ries, poet­ry, pho­tog­ra­phy or just ran­dom thoughts (in Eng­lish or Urdu) so that peo­ple all over Pak­istan can hear from you. If you are send­ing pho­tographs, do make sure to include cap­tions with them. If you are unsure about the top­ic you would like to write about, you can send us an email with your ideas and we’ll be hap­py to get back to you with sug­ges­tions.

Addi­tion­al­ly, we wel­come young graph­ic design­ers who are pas­sion­ate about work­ing on inno­v­a­tive ideas. So spread the word and keep the sub­mis­sions com­ing at: contribute@laaltain.com

Will I be paid in return for my contributions?

The Laal­tain pri­mar­i­ly focus­es on young ama­teur writ­ers who are strug­gling to reach a greater audi­ence through social and print media. All the writ­ings sub­mit­ted to us are on a vol­un­tary basis.

How can I get a copy of the latest issue of The Laaltain?

The Laal­tain is avail­able in almost all major book­shops at a min­i­mal price, and can also be accessed from pub­lic and uni­ver­si­ty libraries. To make sure you receive The Laal­tain reg­u­lar­ly, you can fill out our online Sub­scrip­tion Form. Elec­tron­ic ver­sions of old­er issues can be found in the Archive Sec­tion.

What is Khudi and how is it connected to the The Laaltain?

Khu­di is a youth move­ment work­ing to build aware­ness and sup­port for demo­c­ra­t­ic val­ues with­in Pak­istan. The Laal­tain was estab­lished by Khu­di activists as a plat­form through which Pak­istani youth from all walks of life could com­mu­ni­cate, share their sto­ries and express their views in an envi­ron­ment of con­struc­tive debate.

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