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Unwanted, intrusive visual memories are a core feature of stress-and trauma-related clinical disorders

On the classic’s anniversary, The Express Tribune reflects on the treatment of dreams

Daramsaal La Khate is an autobiographical account which seeks to explain the present crisis

Victim’s family accuses government of dedicating all the medical attention to Hema Malini

Family and friends revisit life and works of folk icon who popularised the ‘chimta’

Nabeel Qureshi and Fizza Ali Meerza talk anout a possible sequel to the 2014 surprise hit and their upcoming project

Snoring is the main predecessor to sleep apnea, a disorder in which your breathing becomes shallow

Javed Jabbar shares with bibliophiles a list of captivating books revolving around Marxist history to a novel by Desai

Right-wing Hindu groups claim the film's title hurts Hindu sentiments as it includes the word 'bhaijaan'

Switzerland is doing its best to teach new visitors a lesson in Western toilet etiquette

Sometimes celebrities make horrible hair mistakes

Poor sleep habits can have a negative effect on self-control

The morning show host is expected to make a comeback on TV soon

The veteran actor could not be present by his wife's side and was deeply disturbed when he heard the news

Numerous studies have shown that diets "enriched with nuts" do not increase weight

The song was featured in superhit film Aashiqui which was released in 1990

He was released after six hours of questioning

Hussain, 84, had been suffering from blood cancer

Dilwale releases in December and waiting for its release just got tougher

Regular exercise may also help make you more productive when it comes to getting tasks accomplished each day

If your mutt is lonely, the app will help find it some friends

The Rolling Stones set for their first major exhibition in London

Republican presidential candidate delivered remarks that ended up echoing across Mexico

Whether you are cutting out refined grains, whole grains, or carbs in general, the effects can vary widely

Musician Ali Ashraf explains why there was a gap of 10 years between the release of his debut single and album

Ensemble showcases multiple designers in a trunk show

Designer Zaheer Abbas hits the digitised road with latest prêt line ‘Printology’

Andrew Mojica of Swarovski peers into the brand’s ventures after its recent foray into the country

Current accounts have become the number one financial target for fraudsters

Researchers have found while normal children adjust their sniffing if something is unpleasant, autistic kids do not

The veteran actor is in trouble after sending out a rude tweet to a social activist

Open windows and doors, curtains and blinds when the temperature drops outside in order to let the cooler air in

In all probability you posted that update at the wrong time

Mexican paint company Comex posted on Twitter a digitally-altered photograph of the president

Simple acts of kindness help reduce their levels of social anxiety

The sporting environment helps kids understand the importance of respecting the rules and honoring responsibilities

The actress was rushed to a local hospital sustaining minor injuries after her Mercedes reportedly rammed into an alto

One reason to include tea in your diet is because it strengthens bones

Exhibition brings fans into the post-apocalyptic nation of Panem

Abhishek Bachchan wants to keep Aaradhya away from public eye

Singer says he’s happy with whatever comes his way

For the actor, first three lines of the script are more important than box-office appeal

We go out on a mission to find the best Karachi has to offer

A modern-day adaptation of the folklore was staged as ‘Ajj Aakhan Waris Shah Nu’ at Alhamra Arts Council

Both films slated to release alongside ‘Moor’ on Independence Day

Huma Nassr of Shaan-e-Pakistan on what to expect from the India-Pakistan collaborative cultural showcase

‘Tis the season for Iftaris. And there, we meet all kinds

Studies show the people we fall in love with can change us in many ways - some good, some not so good

Monopoly has been played by more than a billion people in 114 different countries

Researchers warn 'Google effect' is damaging our memories