Stories from Nabil Tahir
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Too precious to replace
From old beds to family recordings, people hold on to treasured possessions that preserve memories of their loved ones
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The AI tutor in pocket
As Pakistani students turn to AI for homework, teachers question if it helps learning or just offers easy answers
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The return of offline fun
From board-game nights to reading circles, people are finding new ways to unwind, make friends and enjoy time
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Streets after sunset
When the working day ends, cyclists, runners, photographers and food lovers take to the streets to rediscover Karachi
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Making time to move
With work and commutes keeping people seated, staying active increasingly means finding deliberate ways to move daily
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After the final whistle
When competition ends, Pakistani athletes must rebuild routines, identities, and careers that sport shaped for years.
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Who trains the mind?
Pakistan trains athletes for the physical demands of sport but mental preparation remains an uneven part of the system
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Between talent and glory
Our junior netballers are winning. The bigger challenge is developing and retaining them for the senior side
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From champions to catching up
Once an international standard, Pakistan hockey now faces the harder question of how to return to the top
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Another turn for ludo
Once a family pastime, the board game is finding a new life at chai hotels









