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I In an age defined by the relentless march of technology, we stand at a critical juncture of innovation and tradition. We are grappling with a...
P akistan has reached a pivotal moment in its economic evolution, one where ambition and prudence must advance in lockstep. The government’s recent...
In recent times, particularly since Donald Trump assumed the presidency for a second term, the United States has witnessed a troubling shift in its...
P akistan, like many other nations, is grappling with a mounting crisis - plastic waste. As we observe the International Day of Zero Waste on March...
B road priorities of the federal government, to be outlined in the in the forthcoming budget, should include revenue mobilisation, debt management,...
T he humanitarian situation in Gaza has worsened since Israel resumed its bombing of the besieged enclave. This is a matter of utmost urgency that...
W hat does starting a “business” mean to a lay man? What kind of business can a person, who has always banked on a salary, venture into? Is...
A s the countdown to Eidul Fitr begins, all eyes are on rising star Abbas Ashraf Awan to see if he can draw crowds to cinema halls with the highly...
A t around 4 pm, two Dolphin Force cops, namely Nazia and Kainat, arrive at Liberty Market, riding bicycles. They have their male colleagues,...
W While a plethora of literature is available on the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971, one hardly finds a book-length study examining its...
Fashion is constantly changing, especially now that we live in the universe of fast fashion. But some designers and brands have successfully...
P akistan’s relations with the International Monetary Fund have been characterised by both cooperation and tension. IMF’s involvement in Pakistan’s...
W ater is a fundamental necessity for life. Pakistan, particularly the Punjab, is facing a severe water crisis. The province is experiencing...
T he main themes of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Idiot—goodness, sincerity, the conflict between innocence and corruption and the moral challenges...
A s Chaand Raat approaches, Lahore police have made special arrangements for the security of the public as well as government installations. The...
T he coalition partners, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the Pakistan Peoples Party, have agreed yet again to try afresh to bridge their...
T he resolution presented and passed at the All-India Muslim League annual session held in Lahore between March 22 and March 24, 1940, also known...
A cross Pakistan’s mega cities, in one way or another, water supply and drainage have emerged as critical issues although its manifestations vary....
O n March 18, Chief of the Army Staff Gen Asim Munir stressed the need for better governance and transforming Pakistan into a hard state to...
T he coastal areas of Sindh have faced a multitude of issues over the recent decades. These include the extinction of some fish species, the...
I n an essay titled The Best Answer to Fanaticism – Liberalism, published in The New York Times Magazine on December 16, 1951, British philosopher...
D isputes are a natural part of life. For many people, disputes are scary. They try to avoid those at all costs. Disputes multiply due to...
A s pollution and declining water levels choke south Punjab’s rivers, the fisher folk who once thrived along these waters are being forced to...
G iven the state of its democracy in 2024, Pakistan’s ranking dropped six places. It was listed among the “10 worst performers” in the Democracy...
T he security forces are battling an increasing number of terrorist attacks in the country, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. On...
P unjab Safe Cities Authority’s latest initiative to create dedicated lanes — named Green Lane — for motorcyclists, in order to ensure smooth...
T he age of globalisation has witnessed considerable economic development, but some of it has come at the expense of national identities. The...
O n March 4 last year, the parliament elected Shahbaz Sharif as the 24th prime minister of the country. Incidentally, he was the 23rd as well....
C anadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is leaving the political centre stage after facing mounting criticism on a variety of issues ranging from...
I n a world rife with challenges and competition, young actor Ali Ammar’s transformation from a software engineering student to a celebrated actor...
I n a recent flurry of newspaper articles, lobbyists for the tobacco industry have urged the government to review its policy of imposing heavy...
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