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Schools are out, the bills aren’t
Summer breaks come with back breaking bills for parents to keep their children occupied
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How Chinese food became Pakistani
Decades after its arrival, local tastes have completely reshaped the cuisine into something uniquely ours
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Your holidays just got more expensive
Higher fuel, transport and hotel costs are leaving travellers with fewer affordable options
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The rent trap
Weak regulations and unequal power – tenants across the country are losing the battle for affordable housing
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Salary, taxed and spent
For salaried households, the budget decides how much income remains after taxes—and if it can cover rising bills now
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The logistics of devotion
Beyond the flight and the visa, an Umrah journey begins at home with lists, nerves, and the weight of deep expectation
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The economy of installments
Monthly payment plans are part of how middle-class households manage their everyday expenses
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Degrees, dreams and the digital hustle
Gen Z is rethinking success, and conventional ideas of settled careers may never look the same again
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Our solar conundrum
Is the boom in Pakistan real, or are policy gaps, rising costs, and system limits slowing the transition?
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Are gaming cafes making a return?
Many young gamers in Pakistan still make their way to informal gaming zones to hone their talent and competitive edge









