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Growth projections
The central bank expects real growth, one that takes inflation into account, to fall somewhere between 1.5 and 2.5%
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Burials at last
In avoiding being ‘blackmailed’, the prime minister squandered a good opportunity to live up to the role of a father
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Relief for newsvendors
The worst sufferers of Covid-19 are vulnerable segments of society like newspaper sellers
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Now or never
Sustainable eco-friendly policies need to be integrated in institutions nationwide
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Cross-border attacks
Cross-border terrorism can only be resolved if Afghan govt shows will, and their security forces show competence
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After the Machh tragedy
Time to remind the government: a stitch in time saves nine
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Trump’s failed coup
The gravest assault on American democracy in more than 200 years resulted in four people losing their lives
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Drubbing in NZ
The defeat, in both Test and T20I series, is not surprising
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Khula cases surge
Pandemic has helped highlight issues that were previously unnoticed and were being suppressed within society
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Circular debt
The real problem is that largest contributors to circular debt in the power sector are not the deals with older IPPs
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A messy legacy
As we strive to overcome inequality, the world needs to rethink and implement a whole lot more
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Baby boom
If population explosion is not controlled, we might see large numbers of people in poor countries starving to death
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Nursing superstars
An estimated 230,000 nurses worldwide have contracted the coronavirus
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‘Green Emergency’
The first step is devise a policy that is conducive to forest investment and sustainable forest management practices
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The taxman cometh
Experts see a shortfall in the Rs500 billion range for the full fiscal year
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Media under attack
Attacking the media for spreading fake news also greatly damaged the credibility of the media
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Extrajudicial killings in IIOJK
It seems the Indian Army approves of outright war crimes against the people it claims to represent
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Attack on temple
The misguided mob might have been led to violence by rabble-rousers who had their own axe to grind
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Delay in pensions
Retired employees of several other departments of the provincial government too are facing hardships on this account
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Entering 2021 with hope
So the new year throws the same old challenges at us — apart from Covid, of course
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Vehicle auction scam
Investigations revealed registration of 7,013 vehicles was fake and 4,000 had been registered on unauthentic vouchers
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Mutated Covid cases
We have no assurance that undetected cases are already out there
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Khawaja Asif’s arrest
NAB says that the total assets held by Khawaja Asif swelled from Rs5.1 million in 1991 to Rs221 million in 2018
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Long-persisting gas shortage
Sindh CM has warned that the growing gas shortage might cause unrest in the province
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Harnai attack
All this brings us back to the one constant that is known — Balochistan remains a troubling place
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Politicising medical education
Undue interference in medical education would only harm cause of the important and sensitive profession of medicine
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ICC Teams of the Decade
Team’s performance over many years has been dismal, but certainly not to the extent of being left out of the reckoning
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The Covid year
Even the gloomiest of scenarios painted at the start of the year focused on political strife and economic stress
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Calls for closing zoos
Animals across Pakistan who live in a variety of zoos usually suffer because of very poor living conditions
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Rape culture
Society enables rape. It is as simple and as complex as that
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Track-II efforts
Prime Minister Imran Khan is actually pinning his hopes on the probable fault lines within the PDM
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Police’s lack of restraint
There should be a fine ethical balance between protecting society and the rights of the people
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Intermittent ‘gas leaks’
Timely action in such situations is necessary to prevent further harm
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Malice and spite
Trump has shown a constant willingness to harness the worst forms of populist rhetoric
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Brexit deal
There is also concern over how little time people and businesses will have to adjust to the new rules
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Census discord
It takes so long just to process information from one census that it coincides with time for the next one
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New ball game
The Kiwis have undergone a remarkable turnaround in recent times
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Gas shortage
Cooking, if possible, is an ordeal, and can only be attempted if the rest of the family wears half-a-dozen sweaters
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Time for introspection
As today we celebrate the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation it is time for introspection
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Current account surplus
The raging pandemic has also benefited Pakistan’s exports
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Restoring soil fertility
Increasing salinity of agricultural lands is rendering them unsuitable for farming or their productivity is decreasing
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Better late than never
Pakistan has several other longstanding problems, many of which have not gotten better under the incumbent government
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Of cleanliness and transfers
Many areas in Lahore are no different from Karachi in terms of bad sanitation
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New Covid-19 variant
The fact that it is more contagious is enough justification for the abundance of prudence being shown
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Climate refugees in S Asia
Already number of people in Bangladesh have been forced to leave their homes after their land was swallowed by the sea
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For Afghan peace
The recent engagements had become all the more important in the context of the peace process
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PM’s warning
Imran's warning follows several days of Pakistani officials speaking about the threat of an Indian operation
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Global acclaim
Pakistanis have been winning laurels around the world with their outstanding contributions in various fields
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Aid crisis
The truth is that we are already in the twilight phase. The aid crisis no longer needs foreshadowing, it is here, now
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Protesting Indian farmers
Maharashtra tops the list of farmer suicide in India