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The politics of egotism
The Nisar ego is not the only one to have taken a hit and there are yelps of dismay across the political parties
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A historic judgment
The judgment is notable in several ways
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Plastic pollution in Pakistan
Since 1967, global plastic production has increased from two million tonnes to 380 million tonnes
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Peshawar power cuts
Acute shortfalls in electricity are routine in all provinces, barring the areas where VIPs live
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Compliance is key
So far neither the interim premier nor members of his cabinet have submitted the statements of their assets to the ECP
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Trump rant
Trump’s parting words at the Quebec summit were full of warning
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An edgy convergence
The Afghan Taliban have for the first time declared an Eid ceasefire and so has the Afghan government
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The shape of things to come
Pakistan and India are set to attend the SCO summit being held this year in Qingdao, eastern China, on June 9-10
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A dignified response
Authorities summoned by the Lahore High Court for ignoring petition challenging the Seed (Amendment) Act of 2015
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Crashing the political gears
Incapacity of political parties to agree to interim post-holders is emblematic of the chasms that split the landscape
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SC rescues our natural gift
In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court scrapped a project to build a cricket stadium in Shakarparian
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No hiding place
The Supreme Court noted that it was not difficult to draft the affidavits
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War and peace
Peace is locked to economic wealth
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Stemming the rot
Consumers can get better and safe medicines if we turn to modern technologies
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Taking back the cars
The Supreme Court on Tuesday advised politicians to arrange their own security after retiring from elected positions
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Plastic pollution
June 5th marked World Environment Day but rather than a celebratory occasion ugly statistics were reiterated
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Recipe for change
Several university associations have shared with political parties a plan to reform the higher education sector
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Justice denied
The outrage being expressed at the acquittal of Shah Hussain for his attack on Khadija Siddiqui is different
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Disastrous management
This is a small but important body whose entire raison d’être is to reduce the socio-economic and fiscal vulnerability
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Cogs in the wheel
The whole issue of organ trade must be looked at holistically and with an eye to stopping it permanently
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A national malaise — religious terrorism
Madrassah reforms have been poorly implemented or not implemented at all at provincial level
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Politics, fakery and social media
Twitter is particularly prone to fakery; this newspaper has identified many fake accounts
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Stopping the wildfires
We must concede the fact that there is no single effective way to stop wildfires from growing in Margalla
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Syria not for Syrians
Perhaps Syria will no longer be a home to Syrians
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Girl power: boosting GDP
The participation of women in the economy results in better outcomes socially
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Tagging newborns
Each newborn is tagged with a bracelet within minutes of birth
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Peacekeepers honoured
Our soldiers and policemen while donning the uniform of peacekeepers have left a legacy of endurance and peace
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A decent goal this Eid
There is significant improvement to be made at the macroscopic level insofar as economic equality is concerned
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Cause for concern
The ‘simplified’ nomination forms were a rat quickly smelled by the ECP
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Parting shots
There was at least agreement on one item — that the elections should go ahead as planned, a view we endorse
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Wrangling the tax monster
No other government has ever done anything beyond bungle, fumble and fail with taxation
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Busy last day
As any member of the government should know there are only two good days on the job: the first day and the last day
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Let the games begin!
The gloves are off, the start line crossed and whatever passed for truth and honesty has been defenestrated
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Censorship? What censorship?
ignoring the fact that the government spent millions on promoting its positives using the very same media
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Afghan quagmire
Yet there are no signs of either side relenting or even easing up on the violence
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Beware of hepatitis
It is time for our health department to stop being lazy and commit to some aggressive fieldwork
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Lessons from bleak findings
We must turn our back on the past and banish all kinds of manipulation from the electoral process
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An outbreak of common sense
The hostility that exists between India and Pakistan is a significant impediment to development in both countries
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Measles and the public health crisis
This is the time of year when measles is at its most virulent
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Mystique behind symbols
The purpose was to choose a symbol easily identifiable with the voting public
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Tone-deaf and tin-eared
The president is essentially decorative and ceremonial, the teachers anything but
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Reaping dividends
Adequate measures will also have to be taken to rationalise oil and gas prices and manage our resources properly
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Misogyny and incompetence
Both arguments have merits and demerits and we are not going to adjudicate
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Humanitarian black holes
The rights of the individual are not automatically suspended once they enter police custody
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When fresh is old
Afridi contributed to the success of the intelligence agency’s operation-Operation Neptune Spear
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Railway allotments
Pakistan Railways is a federal government entity and no provincial government has the authority
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Smart watch ban
Pakistani cricket players barred from wearing smart watches while playing test series against England
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The Murree robberies
Dozens of vehicles and their passengers were looted in a highway robbery on 16 May
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Illegal rehabilitation centre
An Illegal rehab centre was operating in Kot Khawaja Saeed, Punjab
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Running on empty
There is nothing that Pakistan can do that is going to affect long-term global weather patterns