Editorial

It’s literally unimaginable

Will those who suffered temporary or permanent disability as a result of electric shock be also paid any compensation?

Today is indeed a big day for sports in Pakistan

Unfortunately, it is now abundantly clear that India’s government cares little for what the world thinks

Pakistan should further capitalise on the growing economic ties with Qatar

The resolution does make explicit mention of threat of cross-border terrorism but rejects India’s arbitrary detention

Around 87% of Tharis lives under the poverty line; nearly 500 children die annually due to malnutrition

If no one calls Modi, WhatsApp may not be the only thing the people of Kashmir could end up disappearing from

Instead of facilitating residents, water management officials delay supplying water forcing residents to order tankers

The timid response from the US and Trump’s love for dictators will only encourage leaders like Kim Jong Un

'Who is to say that after returning price control powers to DCs, they would also restore all judicial authorities?'

A third of healthcare workers in Pakistan have suffered violence in the past six months

'Tensions between authorities and Dua’s family became evident from the very start'

It is undeniable that digitisation of the economy and inclusion are both essential goals

In Pakistan, smoking kills 160,189 people each year

Most bloggers and vloggers have noted how we handicap ourselves owing to an abject lack of critical infrastructure.

Consensus politics is what the prevailing situation demands

Removal of encroachments is important for orderly development, so is to do things in a rational way

Nato is too big to fail. Perhaps it is time they looked inward for inspiration and perhaps even new leadership

Public schools continue to suffer from obsolete teaching materials and lack of facilities

Around 325,000 households in Punjab currently lack access to electricity

Unless police reforms are implemented, the ‘Mera Bacha Alert’ app is unlikely to make much difference

This year from 8 July to 12 Nov, 47,120 cases were reported across the country

In Iraq, one must remember that it was the US that backed Saddam Hussein

The latest rally at the stock market deserves to be acknowledged as a sign of the revival of investors’ confidence

The government has failed to make serious efforts to ensure these facilities to senior citizens

Given that the bureaucracy is supposed to be apolitical and this promise will do little to reassure officers

The demolition Down Under is a bad news for the team management

Authorities need to separate grain of truth from the proverbial chaff to arrive at a just conclusion

As a body free from faculty and administration influence, a student union can effectively lobby for student interests

Trump’s decision to once again shift the goal post on the peace talks has no clarity

Protests grew violent and a police van was torched while the cops resorted to crowd control measures to maintain order

Even though the assuring commitments of a clean and green Pakistan seem fruitful, shortcomings need to be addressed

Before 2000, in the UK, terrorism-related incidents were attributed to the Irish Republican Army

Pakistan may well be in a for a delicate balancing act if it is to fully benefit from the renewed US interest

In this modern world, the use of rape as a weapon by India continues hardly causing any raised eyebrows

If the current situation is left unattended, it would result in difficulties for the patients

Kite flying in itself is a harmless sport but what makes it dangerous is the use of sharp strings and carelessness

Punjab CM has little to show so far, even in terms of proposed works

It is a revelation the Constitution does not carry a single provision to support an extension in army chief’s tenure

A serious issue was handled with criminal negligence exposing govt's inability at handling official affairs

Earth is drowning, burning up, and freezing simultaneously, and it is not just climate change deniers torturing her

People still prefer second-hand clothes imported from the West, mainly because of their prestige value

We can only hope that the people express their outrage thoughtfully, rather than violently

As many as 92,889 street robberies were reported to the police between January 2015 and October 2019

The government has admitted that the penetration of drugs into schools has reached alarming levels

The FBR expects to raise Rs20 billion from this 17,000-strong list of big retailers

Women’s education and availability of appropriate healthcare for them are necessary for protecting their health

The solution is to focus on workers’ training, skills enhancement to bring them on a par with international standards

Pakistan would neither back out from CPEC nor will it become ‘collateral damage’ of any conflict between major powers