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Little hands at work
“I see a lot of people who love their jobs. I see some garbage collectors smiling.” Willie Stargell.
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Mohammed Hanif: Back with (another) bang
The man who brought you exploding mangoes is back!
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Poppy's kitchen: Fantas-tikki
Iftar’s going to be a tikki-licious meal with this simple recipe.
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Ramazan: It’s not just about jalaybis
Pakistanis may love their samosas and pakoras, but what does the rest of the Muslim world eat during Ramazan?
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Mr know it all
From relationship blues to money woes, Mr Know It All has the answers!
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10 things I hate about Coke Studio
I hate that Coke Studio is so awesome, I find myself feeling unutterably guilty as I sip on Pepsi while writing this.
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Space invaders
A little help from the neighbours ensures that things that go bump in the night will continue to plague the writer.
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Stir-fry your way through summer
Do you want to rid yourself of oil dripping, fat-laden dishes?
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Positive Pakistanis: Ageless charity
At an age where most people depend on others for help, Major Muhammad Abbas only thought of helping the helpless.
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Bound by blood
A trip to the Roman Colosseum reminds the writer of the Taliban’s bloody reign in Swat.
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Getting buff on a budget
You don’t need a personal trainer or a hi-tech gym to build that body.
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Dealing in despair
Are journalists and writers in Pakistan profiting from the public’s losses?
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Airblue: The boy who lived
On 28th July last year, at 7:50 am, Alvi was scheduled to be on board Air-Blue flight ED-202...
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Airblue: Awaiting answers
The questions that an entire nation is awaiting answers for – have been met with silence.
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Ecotourism: Tourism evolution
Writer explores delights this tourist hotspot can offer a visitor who likes to keep things ‘green'.
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Does the caged bird sing?
For women in this jail, captivity is full of contradictions.
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10 things I hate about being an intern
Work simulation. Pretending to look busy is just as strenuous as actually working!
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I lie when I’m late to meetings: Zahra Raza
Zahra Raza, of Islamabad based multi-label boutique L’atelier, on soul mates and her fear of losing people she loves.
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10 things I hate about certain aunties
Information Inc. aunty runs the real information bureau of the city, competent enough to put the ISI to shame.
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Poppy's kitchen: The art of sweet
Banish the blues with these sweet treats.
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Positive Pakistanis: Soaring high
Aafia stood strong and continued on the unconventional career path she had chosen for herself.
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A Roman holiday
When in Rome, have gelato like the Romans do.
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Bumbu Sauce: Punking it the Punkjabi way
The punk-rock band from the capital has a candid tête-à-tête with The Tribune Magazine.
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In the saddle: Horse whisperer
Riding is a refreshing alternative to typical summer activities.
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10 things I hate about sports commentary
I once heard a radio commentator say, “Mohammed Amir is running in and his shadow is running in with him.”
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Mr know it all
From relationship blues to money woes, Mr Know It All has the answers!
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The Ambassador's collection: For the love of art
Brazilian Ambassador Alfredo Leoni’s home is chock-full of treasures that would make an art fanatic’s head spin.
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I spy with my private-eye
Pakistan’s first sleuthing house, Fact Finders, aims to satisfy your curiosity at all costs.
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Make way for the super sleuth
Rural detectives rely on little more than their well-honed sense of smell to track down criminal and settle disputes.
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10 things I hate about driving
The number of bumps on the roads of Karachi that can put Fergie’s humps to shame.
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Stuffed chicken roast: Reinventing the bird
The richness of cheese and the tanginess of citrus — roast chicken will never taste the same again.
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Home truths from Murree
Scratch a Murree local and find a property dealer offering you a potential ‘luxury property’.
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I am my own hero: Deepak Perwani
Fashion designer Deepak Perwani on loving KungFu Panda 2 and wanting hair in the right places.
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10 things I hate about ‘candid moments’
Group photos. From weddings to parties, there are always multiple shots because someone is looking away or blinking.
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All’s fair in love
What do you do when you find your soul mate and he's already married...or you are.
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Positive Pakistanis: The special editor
Shah’s story is an inspirational one. Shah has been editing and proofreading at Oxford University Press for years.
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Such great heights
“I don’t have enough money to serve a cup of tea to the guests who come to congratulate me” says Everest climber.
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Mr know it all
A colleague at work has been getting very chummy with me. What should I do?
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The taming of the screw
When will we understand that the environment and economics are inextricably intertwined?
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SlutWalk: March for your rights
Slutwalk demands society reject any shame associated with rape but its premise also left women divided.
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Conspiracy: Smoke and mirrors
Here are some standout conspiracy theories regarding smoking that have kept amateur sleuths busy for years.
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The dark side of looking cool
Tobacco's popularity is no accident — it is a product of sustained marketing ploys, and the trend is heading East.
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Notes from the nicotine wasteland
Have my epitaph read: he died trying to quit cigarettes; his mother was right all along.
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Not an addict?
From speciality drugs to hypnosis, smokers have tried many ways to quit. But what really works?
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My work has been my greatest achievement to date: Samia Shahzada
Footwear Designer Samia Shahzada on loving life, Superman and Coco Chanel.
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10 things I hate about newly weds
If I have to see one more bride making a dreamy face at her not-so-dreamy groom, I will kill myself.
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Looks to beat the heat
Shammal Qureshi, Brand Ambassador for TONI&GUY gives you trends for this summer!
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South Indian delights: Heading south for the summer
South Indian dishes are quite simple to prepare and are similar to some forms of Southeast Asian cuisine.
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Bringing down the house
Junaid Mumtaz undertook the task of playing and promoting Electronic Dance Music amidst friends in...
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Pakistan's Portuguese wonder: Magic fingers
Ralph D’Aranjo is not only an experienced guitarist, he is also a member of Pakistan’s tiny Portuguese community.