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If ethnic identities were perennial status groups, such assimilation would be considerably harder.
The government’s fixation on net-metering is a red herring.
Curious about what the adoption of AI will herald, many students are concerned with their own personal futures.
There is no straightforward path to growth that doesn’t see us back to square one in a year or so.
Inflation may have subsided since 2024 but dynamism in the economy is still missing.
Ilyas Chattha’s new book shows how formal ideals of citizenship run afoul of political exigencies and nationalist ideologies
A public festival such as Basant remains an important corrective, even if it only lasts a weekend.
The current configuration of governance is not too dissimilar to what the British envisioned in the early 20th century.
There has been a mild rethink of the usual religion-inflected, homogenising idea of what this country really is and what constitutes its past.
The debate on what to do with the TLP and TTP is currently caught in a bizarre binary.
Food insecurity remains rampant, with up to 30pc of households reporting an inability to afford three meals a day.
Merely proclaiming that devoting more time to the process of learning because of its abstract benefits isn’t necessarily a
To see conspiracy at play in every episode of mass political rebellion is poor analysis.
The key debate is on the extent of middle-class complicity in encouraging destructive patterns of real estate development
SEVENTY-EIGHT years of statehood and the prospect of regional peace in the subcontinent remains as distant as ever. After a brief passage of...
The NFC award is not some great heist that the provinces performed on an unsuspecting centre.
It is during the monsoon months that the existential impact of real estate fever becomes truly apparent.
Society shows no broad-based winners in the status quo. Instead, any winners here are selective.
Salaried earners are treated as a captive source of additional revenue by the government.
The bonanza of security for some, opens up a world of insecurity for most others.
Political legitimacy in India is generated not through tangible material gain but through right-wing communalism, nationalism,
The profile most likely to receive zakat according to the conjoint experiment embedded in the survey was widowed women.
The simple fact is that the rhetoric of bringing back good jobs for American workers is eyewash.
This youth bulge is frequently talked about, but its scale and possible impact remains under-analysed.
The conversation on Balochistan would be better served by a frank discussion of what is likely to work.
The absence of an economic vision linked to the people is a real gap in public discourse.
What makes the third pathway successful is the striking of deals.
Seven decades and three generations removed, what good does it do to unearth the wounds of Partition on YouTube?
There is no dollar bonanza forthcoming that can cheapen imports and sustain middle class consumption.
IT is worth understanding why despite large-scale and detrimental changes to judicial independence, widespread electoral manipulation last...