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Ace couturier launches platform for speech and hearing-impaired artists

In demand saxophonist gets real on western perceptions of Pakistan, surviving as a musician and breaking stereotypes

Quest to the high and majestic foothill of Nanga Parbat is riddled with scorching heat and dangerous road networks

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Up and coming model Anika Shaikh owns up to her roots in Karachi

Lead actors of 'Heer Maan Ja' talk about breaking stereotypes and finding an identity for local films

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Caretaker Punjab CM gives an exclusive interview to Tribune 24/7

Two countries agreed to share intelligence to counter drug trafficking

Islamabad laments Indian attempts to make the Indus Waters Treaty dysfunctional

Petition claims influential persons harassing DG FIA’s family and relatives after he refused to distort...

But Kugelman insists Pak-US relationship can wither the storm

Workers who make available gas supply at homes now have their stoves all cold, surviving on one meal a day

NPO was supposed to cut energy losses in textile units.

Gibbon was a member of the Second Constituent Assembly from Lahore.

Bazai said focus should be paid on home grown technology, which will open ways for entrepreneurship.

The recent cases of child-rape raise questions about the aftermath for the victims. One such real story.

‘Every single child infected in the area puts about 200 to 1,000 children at risk’.

NA told some 80 govt employees share nationalities of other countries.

According to the report, 30-40% people in Karachi suffer from common mental disorders (CMDs).

Discussions likely to take place without formal office.

Group demands further demolitions at Ahmadi places of worship.

The govt should develop worker skills, explore job opportunities overseas.

Inexpensive equipment means local bands can now record and release music without giving in to popular trends.

Pizza is becoming more popular in Peshawar, but only two major joints offer it.

Never get high on your own supply, warns a famous naswar maker in Karachi’s Jackson bazaar.

Lahore has converted to CNG, but this isn’t always a good thing.

All across Karachi, tall trees are systematically being chopped down to small bushes, quite unlike other big cities.

While anti-dowry activists continue to fight a futile war, more and women are being sacrificed on the altar of dowry.

Parents demand removal, phasing out worn-out school, college vans.

Tribal female squash player wins first-ever women Nash Cup in Canada.

Nawaz discusses possible Taliban peace talks with army, ISI chiefs.

Owners Rizwan Ahmed Malik and Adnan Yousuf talk about the Starbucks controversy and managing an image.

TADA officials urges Indian authorities to resume trade for a short span of time so that traders can clear their dues.

Their homecoming was delayed by more than 10 days.

Confusion prevails due to lack of subordinate legislation.

Lawmakers pore over trivial details, avoiding discussions on terrorism.

Achakzai spoke more like a chauvinist and not a representative of ‘an oppressed nationality.’

Public hospitals in Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan have a shortage of essential facilities.

Pakistan refuses to offer Iran 25% return for setting up the refinery.

Criticises government for delaying notification of standing committees.

While Aaminah Sheikh delivers an outstanding performance, the audio-visuals demonstrate lack of technical expertise.

Law enforcers in upper Sindh have devised a legal mechanism to deal with perpetrators of honour killings.

Threatens to suspend construction on all power projects.