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Polio progress
Vaccine-derived poliovirus remains a problem, with eight cases reported this year, down from 135 last year
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Snap polls demand
Political farsightedness demands that the sitting government should complete its tenure
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Global water crisis
The more the earth dehydrates, as a result of global warming, the more barren it will become — unable to sustain life
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RIP Dr AQ Khan!
Dr Khan’s rise to prominence was dramatic and has a fairytale signature
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Dead futures on roads
Doctors have frequently found it convenient to arm-twist the government into conceding their demands
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Modern weapons for police
Acquisition of more effective US weapons has become necessary to deal with better-equipped terrorists and criminals
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Kunduz bloodshed
Bloodiest assault since coalition forces decamped should prompt Taliban leadership to make a checklist of priorities
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Welcome news
PCB chief claims that New Zealand Cricket is rescheduling the tour that was cancelled
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Vaccinating schoolchildren
Experts are of the opinion that the coronavirus pandemic can be controlled by vaccinating 70-90% of the population
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Military reshuffle
Gen Faiz's new posting makes him a potential contender to lead the army after COAS Bajwa’s extension ends
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Malaria vaccine
Health authorities in Third World countries confronted with issue of funding for the vaccine
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No Chinese debt
This is an utterly misinterpreted impression as well as fudging of figures to paint CPEC in bad light
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Illicit outflows
Unfortunately, as important and accurate as Imran’s speech was, the timing could not have been worse
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Street crimes
The cameras are connected to a control room at the Central Police Office where 24/7 monitoring is carried out
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Unwarranted tussle
Why is the government shying behind exigencies, and what prevents it from having a word with the opposition leader?
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Preventing thalassaemia
Worst is the situation in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, where there are 40,000 thalassaemia patients, but only one hospital
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Empowering the poor
Irrespective of its lucrative incentives, largesse of the govt, all it needs is stringent, transparent implementation
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Social media outages
Staff at the Facebook-owned platforms later said that even internal communications and networks were affected
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Kabul blast
The bomb went off at a condolence gathering for the mother of Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid
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Pandora’s box of papers
There is a long history of public figures using offshore companies and accounts to collect illegal income
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Rampant unemployment
The fact that around 40% of educated women are currently unemployed clearly shows patriarchal nature of our systems
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Path to food security
The road to self-reliance goes through technology and transparency
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Another feat at the peaks
Mountain climbing is an untapped potential that has the ability to transform the deteriorating tourism sector
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Disposal of medical waste
The situation with regard to unsafe disposal of medical waste exists in most cities and towns of the country
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Disputed entry test
Entry tests have largely suffered a host of issues, the digitally conducted NDMCAT is no exception
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Vaccination, the way out
The only way to defeat the coronavirus pandemic is to get a vast majority of people vaccinated
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POL prices
Pakistan is a recipient of POL products from oil producing countries on subsidised, deferred payment schedules
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Deprioritising US war crimes
More problematic, however, is that Washington has been flouting international law for decades
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Minority job quota
Official lethargy might be chief reason for delay in filling vacant positions with those for whom they are meant
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Whistleblower’s expulsion
IBA has shown an astounding degree of tolerance for harassment allegations by punishing a whistleblower
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Probing corruption
PM needs to put his own official machinery in order, and ensure that prosecution agencies are astute, abide by law
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Criminalising stalking
The law will apply also to online harassment of females through email and other electronic media platforms
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Whither perk and privileges
Our elected members are selfish and unrealistic could be when it comes to personal interests
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Anti-Taliban US bill
The dirty domestic politics of the Trump era are unnecessarily dragging Pakistan through the mud
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Reviving Taxila University
The setting up of an institution of higher education at Taxila will attract students from far and wide
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Putting Karachi back on rails
The railway minister says the KCR project will be completed in two years
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NCA decision
NCA said it found no proof of illegality, thus under principle of presumption of innocence, Shehbaz, son are innocent
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Pride of Pakistan
Although the gazetted officer is blind, her vision made a mark at UNGA, making the country proud
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NAB chief
PM is an ardent believer in constitutional supremacy, he should have no qualms in consulting leader of opposition
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Karachi coastline plan
Much of the 'environment-friendly' project is to be built on reclaimed land currently controlled by Karachi Port Trust
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KCR in spotlight
The gigantic Karachi Transformation Package is gradually seeing the light of the day
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Acknowledging refugees
Details of more than 50,000 Afghan refugees have recently been updated in Pakistan’s national database
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Brutal Assam evictions
What happened in Assam against the hapless citizens qualifies for a suo motu litigation
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Dengue onslaught
In view of the increasing number of dengue cases, special wards in hospitals have been allocated for dengue patients
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Curbing carbon emissions
China’s has recently pledged to stop building coal-fired power plants overseas
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Fair warning
Pakistan is being blamed “by some politicians” instead of extending any form of empathy
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Rain havoc
Politicians seem to be passing from a state of incompetence to one of imbecility
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Nawaz Sharif’s ‘vaccination’
There have also been cases of people trying to ‘outsmart’ the health bureaucracy sans bribes
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Need to embrace Afghans
China and Russia have rightly called for unfreezing Afghan foreign reserves, and the US should nod to it
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Postal ballot probe
Fraud in Feb 19 by-elections was made possible by tampering details of around 600 applications for postal ballot