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On 28th July last year, at 7:50 am, Alvi was scheduled to be on board Air-Blue flight ED-202...

The questions that an entire nation is awaiting answers for – have been met with silence.

Writer explores delights this tourist hotspot can offer a visitor who likes to keep things ‘green'.

For women in this jail, captivity is full of contradictions.

Work simulation. Pretending to look busy is just as strenuous as actually working!

Zahra Raza, of Islamabad based multi-label boutique L’atelier, on soul mates and her fear of losing people she loves.

Information Inc. aunty runs the real information bureau of the city, competent enough to put the ISI to shame.

Banish the blues with these sweet treats.

Aafia stood strong and continued on the unconventional career path she had chosen for herself.

When in Rome, have gelato like the Romans do.

The punk-rock band from the capital has a candid tête-à-tête with The Tribune Magazine.

Riding is a refreshing alternative to typical summer activities.

I once heard a radio commentator say, “Mohammed Amir is running in and his shadow is running in with him.”

From relationship blues to money woes, Mr Know It All has the answers!

Brazilian Ambassador Alfredo Leoni’s home is chock-full of treasures that would make an art fanatic’s head spin.

Pakistan’s first sleuthing house, Fact Finders, aims to satisfy your curiosity at all costs.

Rural detectives rely on little more than their well-honed sense of smell to track down criminal and settle disputes.

The number of bumps on the roads of Karachi that can put Fergie’s humps to shame.

The richness of cheese and the tanginess of citrus — roast chicken will never taste the same again.

Scratch a Murree local and find a property dealer offering you a potential ‘luxury property’.

Fashion designer Deepak Perwani on loving KungFu Panda 2 and wanting hair in the right places.

Group photos. From weddings to parties, there are always multiple shots because someone is looking away or blinking.

What do you do when you find your soul mate and he's already married...or you are.

Shah’s story is an inspirational one. Shah has been editing and proofreading at Oxford University Press for years.

“I don’t have enough money to serve a cup of tea to the guests who come to congratulate me” says Everest climber.

A colleague at work has been getting very chummy with me. What should I do?

When will we understand that the environment and economics are inextricably intertwined?

Slutwalk demands society reject any shame associated with rape but its premise also left women divided.

Here are some standout conspiracy theories regarding smoking that have kept amateur sleuths busy for years.

Tobacco's popularity is no accident — it is a product of sustained marketing ploys, and the trend is heading East.

Have my epitaph read: he died trying to quit cigarettes; his mother was right all along.

From specia­lity drugs to hypnos­is, smoker­s have tried many ways to quit. But what really works?

Footwear Designer Samia Shahzada on loving life, Superman and Coco Chanel.

If I have to see one more bride making a dreamy face at her not-so-dreamy groom, I will kill myself.

Shammal Qureshi, Brand Ambassador for TONI&GUY gives you trends for this summer!

South Indian dishes are quite simple to prepare and are similar to some forms of Southeast Asian cuisine.

Junaid Mumtaz undert­ook the task of playin­g and promot­ing Electr­onic Dance Music amidst friend­s in...

Ralph D’Aranjo is not only an experienced guitarist, he is also a member of Pakistan’s tiny Portuguese community.

Being a musician doesn’t mean you’ll be making money. Getting recognised doesn’t necessarily equal getting paid.

In the wake of Coke Studio’s tremendous success, the rest of Pakistani music industry has become a barren wasteland.

In many ways, Rohail’s personal journey parallels the transformations that Pakistani music has gone through.

Designer Sara Shahid of Sublime on Rumi, vacations and common decency.

Frankly, he sure as hell isn’t doing much to prove his devotion to you or your twisted relationship.

Everyday, you have to grit your teeth and smile at worthless, boring people because that is part of your job.

Standing just 2.5 feet tall, Zuhara Bibi has managed to add to her village’s economy by relying on her will.

Friends. Or the absolute lack of them.

In sickness and health— once you get used to mountain-dwelling, anything else pales in comparison.

Young, educated Pakistanis are looking at heavens, not to seek help, but to appreciate the grandeur of the universe.

Nature's mood is never hidden and she has it all; the full range of emotions, with a grandeur that is unparalleled.

'It has to be the Indians' is the view inside most military circles about PNS Mehran base attack.