Work
Zahida Hina has written more than two thousand journalistic articles. Many of her short stories have been translated into English, Bengali, Hindi and Marathi. Some of her important titles include:
- Qaidi sans leta hai (collection of short stories)
- Titlian dhondhne wali (collections of stories)
- Raqs-i-bismil hai (collections of stories)
- Rah main ajal hai (collection of short stories)
- Na junoon raha na pari rahi (collection of short stories)
- Dard ka Shajar (Novel)
- Dard-e-Ashob (Novel)
- Zard Paton ka ban (TV Drama)
She is known critic of nuclear technology for any purpose (military or civilian).
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