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The women of Kohistan suffer in silence as they search for water that doesn’t exist
Their daily struggle to find water is so gut-wrenching that a brief visit to Kohistan will haunt you for days.
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Squash comes home – but do we care?
This is a ray of hope for squash in Pakistan, which used to be one of the most widely played sports in Pakistan.
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Will Annihilation be to Natalie Portman what Alien and Terminator were for Sigourney Weaver and Linda Hamilton?
The teaser nails the hauntingly alluring feel of the ecological devastation created by Jeff VanderMeer.
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Motherhood may be great, but pregnancy is more pain than pleasure
From physical pain to emotional stress, pregnancy seems less like the beautiful experience it is made out to be.
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Body-shaming Kareena Kapoor’s “fat legs” post pregnancy? Because giving birth to a human being isn’t painful enough for women?
Childbirth is not all fun and games. 15% of women experience Postpartum Depression, yet it is not talked about enough
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If you have seen Mission Impossible, Jason Bourne or Taken, then you have already seen American Assassin
In the age of originality, American Assassin is seemingly content with recycling the best bits from its predecessors.
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If the US does not recognise its glaring gun problem after the deadliest mass shooting, it never will
US has 5% of the world’s population, yet accounts for 31% of mass shootings and 50% of the world’s civilian-owned guns
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“Tera baap jaraha hai”: When police officers remind the common man of their place in society
Was the common man’s life less worthy than the baap the police officer was protecting?
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Can the Kurdish referendum potentially destabilise the Middle East?
It could be a step towards a larger Kurdish state emerging out of Iraq and crawling into other neighbouring states.
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Three reasons why Pakistan crumbled at the hands of Sri Lanka
Pakistan could have easily gunned down the target had they strung together one sizeable batting partnership.
