Summary
Significant for demonstrating a sensitivity for the nation’s collective sentiment, the editorial published in the September 1988 (Vol V, No. II) issue of SHE begins by offering sincere condolences for the passing of the country’s military dictator General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq and other VIPs, in a plane crash. It then expresses more regrets in the publishing of some stories that may have been offensive to the magazine’s readers.
The editorial stays committed to readers’ interests and introduces the SHE Man, a fresh and new supplement for SHE’s male audience, who are “young, versatile and at the helm of the art scene”. SHE Man offers grooming and fitness features like “Body Sculpting” and tips for innovation and success from contributors in Lahore. Also highlighted are sections like the “Woman of Substance”, featuring literary patron Begum Saqiba Rahimmudin, fashion trends, and modes of education at the International Islamic University.
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