Editorial

K-P govt has not constructed any new prison in many years, even though existing 38 jails are insufficient

A grassroots political activist and a Muslim Conference veteran, Qayyum brings with him rich experience of governance

Sindh govt has appointed Murtaza Wahab as KMC's new administrator; previous two unelected ones failed to deliver

Pakistan too is facing adverse impacts of the uncontrolled greenhouse emissions, with the agriculture sector

The vandalism of a temple in eastern Punjab by a frenzied mob is highly unfortunate

Visa rejection by the British Home Office, leaves him limited avenues to continue his self-imposed exile

Reports of people losing millions of rupees after hackers accessed details of peoples bank accounts

NSA's somewhat problematic interview with Britain’s Financial Times has recently been doing the rounds. phone?

The inhuman military siege of occupied Kashmir laid by New Delhi continues with callous disregard to human sufferings

Iranian president faces three tasks as he assumes his office, from economy to nuclear deal and finally the pandemic

Pakistan finally manages to cross the 30 million vaccination mark, despite hiccups

Pakistan can expect to get $2.8b from IMF’s recently announced $650b general allocation to boost global liquidity.

In order to ensure peace and security, the police have already started to prepare their plan

Analysts say surging current account deficits and rising oil prices are the key contributors

The recent BHC decision on women’s inheritance rights could have a significant societal impact across the country

They cut a sorry figure in the company of those who have acquired degrees through hard work

The party has two echelons of decision-making

Many are unaware that mental healthcare exists due to lack of exposure and education

It’s no news that India does not want to maintain cricketing ties with Pakistan

Move is the state’s attempt to respond to reports that India employed digital spyware created by Israeli cyber firm

Half-way into the year 2021, and it seems that almost half of the world is on fire

Thousands of Pakistanis in Afghan universities left stranded because of the Covid-related closure of Torkham border

Swarms of flies during the day and hordes of mosquitoes at night in due to uncleared entrails of animals sacrificed

IHC calls out the PTI govt for its extensive use of presidential ordinances, bypassing Parliament

While remission can be granted on the basis of good conduct, the math does not seem to add up

Opposition cries foul, leveling customary allegations of rigging on the ruling party

The rampaging Delta variant forces Sindh govt to toughen the restrictions on activities across the province

Young man from Lahore accomplishes the feat of scaling the two topmost peaks of the world

CDA had reportedly warned of a cloudburst but the meteorological department ignored the warning

PM says US really messed it up in Afghanistan, noting that his anti-war stance led to him being labeled ‘Taliban Khan’

More than a year now that the policy rate has not undergone any change

SC orders the payment of long-withheld salary of a female teacher, thus upholding the earlier decision of BHC

Although a lot of the discussions on the prince’s day-long trip remain under wraps, a few positives have become public

Chinese think tank says Pakistan’s economic security has increased by 220% in 2019 compared with 2010

Activists are apprehensive that UN would tilt in favour of agribusiness sidetracking sustainable farming

Situation across the border has deteriorated to the point that Pakistan Army troops have replaced FC, Levies

Traffic heading for the scenic destination hovered around 700,000 vehicles

Unfortunately, violence at polling stations appeared to be the biggest story of the day

Chinese smartphone manufacturers eager to launch 5G-enabled smartphones in Pakistan

The details of the atrocities victims and survivors faced are bone-chilling

While Pakistan’s performance in the bowling department was by and large okay, their batting was indeed subpar

Govt should use persuasion more than coercion to motivate people to get Covid jabs

New Delhi openly confessed to scheming against Pakistan to thwart its efforts to get out of the watchdog’s grey list

The govt plans to train 25,000 educated young persons in digital skills in order to enable them get online jobs

The 32nd edition of the multi-sport extravaganza is still officially named as Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

The level to which our political discourse descends to puts even rowdy schoolyard and street arguments to shame

Hardly any vendor could be seen operating in accordance with the government’s guidelines

The reports suspect over 1,000 Indian phone numbers and hundreds of Pakistani numbers were compromised

Second consecutive year the Hajj pilgrimage is being held on a limited scale

The incident could not have come at a more inopportune time