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Nation uniform curriculum: Are we compromising equity for equality?
If we fail to unanimously agree upon one ‘purpose of education’, how can we agree on a standard uniform...
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The House with a Clock in its Walls promises a magical experience for the whole family
The film undoubtedly seems worth a watch precisely because of the magical and fantastical experience it promises.
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Sky is the limit: My journey from Sargodha to the University of Oxford
As I applied for my PhD, I received fully-funded offers from many prestigious schools, including Oxford, Harvard, UoT
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How do we deal with Lionel Messi getting older
I don’t know if we can ever truly conceive what Messi is. He will become a myth to the new generation of fans
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Pakistan is ‘Asia’s best kept secret' – what will it take to reveal it globally?
Multan can be a tourist heaven if promoted as the city of Sufis, saints. Gwadar has the potential to be the next Goa
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Can PTI’s mini-budget get the economy out of the ICU and into the ‘recovery room’?
Critics can be shushed, the mini-budget is out and looks like PTI may have delivered what it promised.
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In conversation with the multifaceted Ali Zafar: “There is no better service than a Pakistani working in India the right way”
I spent six years in India and did seven films. I saw my son Azaan grow up on Skype and missed so much of family time.
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Stepping into the void: A magical journey to the picturesque Swiss and French Alps
The experience of being closer to the blue sky and surrounded by white intimidating mountains as ground lies far below
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When clothing brands profit from your grief
'Black collection' is now a trend. While brands have to cater to the customers, it shouldn't be treated as a...
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Young at heart: Badhaai Ho hilariously tackles old-age pregnancy and intimacy
The rib-tickling movie focuses on issues rarely discussed: the sex lives of couples with grown-up children.
