We need to learn a lesson from Qandeel’s tragic death

Khan came to prominence through maintaining a close liaison with the people

The authorities concerned must formulate a solution in the form of a genuine vision

Pakistan was a country of 34 million people in 1951, including the then East Pakistan

The commercialisation of education, rampant in the world today, has also left its mark on third world countries

Lack of education is like a cancer that pervades society and ruins the state physically and mentally

The BCCI’s stance has gone hot and cold over the issue

Arzaan Chacha is a quaint blessing in disguise for students struggling financially

In Japanese mythology, Namazu is a giant catfish which causes earthquakes

Government machinery seems to be taking no steps against the excessive fee increases