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                                                            Young Einsteins: Pakistani students tackle national problems at IsefTeenagers display their much lauded projects on an international platform. 
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                                                            If caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, pick Karachi’s coast to get awayCertified instructors can help you explore a whole new world. 
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                                                            Aftermath: What if a killer earthquake were to strike KarachiFaultlines exist beneath surface, undetectable to eye but moving inexorably towards disaster of unimaginable scale. 
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                                                            In Badin, Pakistan’s most malnourished children rely on energy biscuitsVillagers say that the water is their biggest worry with the monsoon looming. 
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                                                            Journalistic ethics: How the media traumatises rape victimsThe reporting of rape is far short of proper standards. 
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                                                            Book launch: Pakistan finally finds a ‘companion’ for historyEditor Dr Ayesha Jalal says the country needs to outline its parameters for history. 
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                                                            Karachi Literature Festival: ‘Pakistan made Manto an alcoholic’Ayesha Jalal talks about Manto’s friends, passions and his deep love for humanity. 
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                                                            Regulating live TV: How to tame the watchdog?After a morning show caused outrage, journalists push for a code of ethics . 
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                                                            Book review: Working with Sharks - challenging silenceWorking with Sharks is as much a story of disappointments as it is of enduring courage. 
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                                                            A widow’s story: Pay the ransom, receive a body bagLeJ is responsible for murdering a Shia doctor and upending the lives of his family. 
 
    











