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Actor Fatima Sohail approaches FIA against ‘disgusting leaked’ video - 2
Three patients dead as lawyers attack Lahore hospital - 3
TikTok slammed for removing same-sex couple’s pictures from India and Pakistan - 4
#MeToo: TikTok sensation Hareem Shah harassed at a public event - 5
US lied about Afghan war all along: report - 6
WATCH: Sania Mirza opens up about her first meeting with Shoaib Malik - 7
Abducted Dua Mangi returns home, police confirm - 8
Pakistan’s rich and poor live in different countries - 9
Lawyers in the dock: 250 booked on terrorism in PIC attack - 10
Pakistan’s first modern mass transit project opens today
Stories by Zahrah Nasir
Weather or not
Major snowfall in March, heaviest fall of the winter, was not until recent years, part of localised weather pattern.
Galloping invisibility
In both open and covert warfare, women and children are not only victims of the enemy, but also of their own menfolk.
Exploiting NGOs for profit
Show intends to put fund-seeking NGOs through ‘reality’ tv contest, with those able to ‘sing for funding’ loudest.
Turn on, tune in, drop out
The country’s agricultural sector has been criminally ignored by successive governments over the last few years.
Pyromaniacs and the coal factor
The govt has not uttered a single word about the Thar coal project's adverse environmental effects on air quality.
Poisonous air is good for you …
It is simplistic to think that ‘set-ups’ such as governments, for example, control countries and what goes on in them.
Linguistic failure
English dropped from rural school primary curriculum to be learnt, only when and if qualified teacher is available.
Hard times a’coming
It is peace on the TTP terms or bloody chaos let loose and we all know, or should know, which of these it will be.
Hard-boiled organic
Very little of what is currently being sold in Pakistan as organic, is actually that: organic, chemical free.
A crusading Afghan woman
Filing a presidential nomination is a huge step for this widow from Ghazni who usually lives very low-key.
