Editorial

International research has shown that the only effective way to reduce consumption is to reduce demand.

The state must do more than pass judgment, and pursue justice with consistency and courage.

A review petition challenging the majority decision of July 12, 2024 on the reserved seats is under question.

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The crisis demands more than reactive firefighting

This understanding is epoch-making as it has come days after a showdown between India and Pakistan

It's for the whole world to see that the May 10 ceasefire between Pakistan and India

New parents often seek to fulfil their infants' nutritional needs through baby food products

The administrative change makes redundant the politicised practice of protesting and threatening Discos

The journey ahead is fraught with challenges, but with the right policies and a sustained commitment to reform

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The reality of this crisis is that without population control and family planning initiatives

The new system is supposed to offer anonymity to them

This media campaign has come close on the heels of an embarrassing casualty list featuring six Indian aircraft

The only justification for the university's existence is that it makes it easier for Chitralis to attend university.

The essence of justice lies not in punitive efficiency but in transparent and impartial adjudication.

The ray of hope rests in talking it out and the hot-line established between NSAs is a good omen.

The descent of writer and poet Javed Akhtar is only the most visible symptom of this malaise.

The aftermath of India's escapade is that its top security echelons are wandering in darkness.

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From corner shops to roadside stalls, unsafe food has become the norm across Sindh.

the same "empty" coffers are ever ready to spew huge sums for the ruling elite

India's obsession to pull Pakistan into a war is part of its horrendous hegemonic designs.

Israel's blockade, which began on March 2, has now stretched into its second month

To make matters worse, Karachi's only fixed air quality monitoring station, donated by Japan

The government should also look into improving the archaic customs and shipping port infrastructure

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These extreme temperatures are nothing short of life-threatening.

Companies tried to force consumers to pay until the government was forced to intervene.

The spy sleuth sounded rational as he said that despite strained relations

Most of these problems could easily be addressed head-on through legislation and strict enforcement

This vacuum of responsibility has given rise to a powerful and predatory tanker mafia.

The crux of the dispute that leads to such fissures off and on is the unresolved Kashmir issue

From construction sites and textile mills to agricultural fields and domestic household

The end result is that while traders mostly rode out the disastrous inflation in recent years

That message should come as the writing on the wall to India

So while a good initiative — currently held in abeyance — risks becoming another Kalabagh dam project.

Pakistan's economy is at a significantly increased risk of struggling.

India is either testing Pakistan's patience or is unmindful of the latter's militaristic prowess.

The Grand Health Alliance has been on the streets for 21 consecutive days.

Preaching austerity and committing extravagance is what our ruling class is all about.

One of the prime reasons behind this stalemate is the influence of the executive over the judiciary.

Recognising Type-5 diabetes marks a pivotal step toward equitable healthcare