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Pakistani rupee getting strong, likely to hit 150 to dollar - 2
Three patients dead as lawyers attack Lahore hospital - 3
#MeToo: TikTok sensation Hareem Shah harassed at a public event - 4
TikTok slammed for removing same-sex couple’s pictures from India and Pakistan - 5
Harassment debate erupts after female journalist’s groping on live television - 6
US lied about Afghan war all along: report - 7
Pakistan’s rich and poor live in different countries - 8
Lawyers in the dock: 250 booked on terrorism in PIC attack - 9
WATCH: Viral video of Lahore roadside assault leads to perpetrator’s arrest - 10
Pakistan’s first modern mass transit project opens today
Stories by Farahnaz Ispahani
Benazir Bhutto remembered
We must remember her indefatigable energy, her step-by-step, day-by-day work together to reclaim Pakistan.
Both capacity and will
The politics of principle is still alive, the PPP chairman is delivering and will continue to deliver into the future.
A national psyche of fear
Our country has been hijacked — not politically but through the psychology of hate and fear.
Hate crime legislation
Countries have dealt with hate by introducing laws that enhance penalties for crimes if they are motivated by hatred.
A truly democratic future
A democracy built only and solely on the ballot box will always remain shaky and vulnerable.
Visualising a tolerant Pakistan
The contrived and Islamist Quaid of Pakistan’s current textbooks never existed.
Remembering Benazir
She persevered and struggled to make Pakistan a peaceful, progressive and tolerant, educated society.
Having the patience for democracy
It is important voice of the people, with all its diversity, is not suppressed, and there be an independent judiciary.
The budget: Populism vs realism
Until Pakistan expands its tax base and growth is sustainable, provinces would need external help for projects.
Pakistan’s education emergency
Education must be made a national priority no less important than national defence.
