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Mahira Khan makes it to 'BBC 100 Most Inspiring Women'
Actor was acknowledged for 'speaking up about causes and issues that matter to encourage change'
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Honour for Sana Mir
As Asia Society recognises the Pakistan cricketer as an inspiring agent of change working to building a better world
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From rags to stitches: This 70-year-old entrepreneur is an inspiration to every Pakistani
Orphaned at a tender age, Idreesa Khatoon refuses to beg and works 12 hours a day to survive
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My life in a wheelchair
I learnt that the outside world is limited by accessibility, not by choice.
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Under the lens: A peep inside Ali Zafar’s life
Actor-singer talks about his journey to stardom and upcoming projects.
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Shehzad Roy and ex-members of Guns N’ Roses to perform together for a cause
Drummer Matt Sorum feels that this collaboration will be a step towards building bridges between East and West.
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The women who outshine in Pakistan’s tech industry
A list of extraordinary female entrepreneurs in a male dominated industry.
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Did you know?: Pakistani visual artist receives Prince Claus Award
Naiza’s work represents a deep analysis of the crucial paradoxes of Pakistani society.
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Bringing change: Lyari girls say education is the only way up
Attendance is visibly higher at girls’ schools than boys’.
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A college with a heart: Landikotal college refuses to ‘abandon students’
Lacking seven teachers, Muhammad wonders whether the current faculty would be nearly enough to teach the intake.
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Still scared walking the ramp: Priyanka Chopra
Talking about her peers in the fraternity, she feels that many are suited for the ramp.
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Want to lose weight? Use smartphones
According to a study, as many as a third of Britishers are turning to smartphones when dieting to reach weight goals.
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Reviewing flood: Aseefa distributes relief goods among victims
Visits Nusrat Loop Band meets village women and children near embankment.
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Malala awarded 2013 Children's Peace Prize
It carries a cash value of $133,000 that is invested in projects relating to the winner's cause.
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One marathon to the next, Sarmad's answer to neck-down paralysis
"I am an appreciator of life," says Sarmad.
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To end students’ woes, two IBAians launch online book portal
At IBA Bookery.com, sellers are able to get a better price compared to selling it in the market.
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Where I stand: Ansar Abbas lost his arms but not his spirit
The 30-year-old works at a local news agency and is critical of militancy in his writings.
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Learning has no limits in Hafizabad
The documentary explores how the school expanded into a double-storey structure with more classes.
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'Welcome to Pakistan': Local biker takes tourists on a ride
"I believe foreigners should come and explore Pakistan," says the Pakistani motorcyclist.
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Debunking the myth of the evil stepmother
Ms.T explores if we are right to regard the ‘other mother’ in such a way.
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New Appointment: Zakaullah named naval vice chief
He was commissioned in the Operations Branch of Pakistan Navy in June 1978 and is a recipient of the Sword of Honour.
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UN turns to social media for annual humanitarian campaign
The UN General Assembly in 2008 declared August 19th World Humanitarian Day.
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World Humanitarian Day: A safe school, a safer home
Sonia Shahid, founder of the SSS, gives 100 displaced boys from all over the country the hope for a better future.
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Determination personified: 17-year-old Meerzadi can ride a rickshaw, make smokeless stoves
Heritage Foundation helped the girl enrol in a programme to learn English as well.
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My hero on Independence Day
That day my bike happened to break down on the road...
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Swings of victory: Game well played
Saleem Raza speaks about his journey in becoming the disabled world champion in golf.
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Right to Play: Students of Lyari, Sultanabad celebrate independence
The performances included skits, dances and a question/answer session.
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Fashion: From comfort zone to twilight zone
Despite being in NY and overwhelmed with school, Ammar Belal still designs collections for his label.
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Revisiting the national anthem
Asif Sinan brings a personal twist to melody of the age-old national anthem through traditional alaaps and gamaks.
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Alpine Skiing: Two brothers from Gojal set new record in mountaineering
We knew it was risky, but thank God we managed to do it, say the mountaineers.
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“If a girl can climb a mountain, there is nothing she cannot do”
When Samina Baig waved the Pakistan flag at the top of the summit, she was overjoyed
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Compassion amid floods: Dog rescued at Sukkur Barrage
After hours of rescue work, the dog was safely brought back on land using a net.
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Hottie of the week: Hamza
Like our very own Christian Bale, Hamza keeps our eyes glued to our television sets every time he makes an appearance.
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Kashmir: A journey through River Vitasta
This is the first film to be shot on both sides of the Line of Control in Kashmir.
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Patriotic compositions: The dying demand for national songs
Modern singers say tastes have changed but poets say old is still gold.
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Children’s wear brand ‘Born Fabulous’ enters untapped segment at the right time
Plans to open 2-3 stores a year, tap international fashion hubs like Dubai.
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Azadi plantation drive for peace: Youngsters in Karachi go green all the way on Independence Day
Go Green PK to launch more plantation drives in Clifton.
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Parenting Guide: Bully-proof your home
While the seriousness of the problem grows, the question remains: Can there be an end to bullying?
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‘Decorative rickshaw to revive patriotism in Pakistanis’
Rickshaw named Fakhr-e-Pakistan roams the streets of Karachi to celebrate Independence Day.
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D-Day for Cambridge students: ‘Chasing A’s may not be the best option’
CIE chief suggests parents and teachers work towards finding the right balance.
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Pakistani cadet awarded 'Sword of Honour' at Sandhurst
Corporal Asad Mushtaq named best cadet from foreign armies by Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
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Aqeel Khan uncertain about coaching career
Pakistan’s top player feels the need to continue playing tennis.
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Capital’s guardian: Eid day’s unsung hero
Mosque guard Amin Hussain died on Eid while stopping a would-be suicide bomber.
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Messages of peace and prosperity: Taking a cue from Europe, Pakistan, India could cut their problems by half
The policy paper was prepared under the platform of Youth Parliament Pakistan.
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Do or Dye: Return to your roots
Ms.T explores why some women are opting out of dyeing and embracing their greys.
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Pragaash band: Girl Band Sufi
Kashmir’s only all-girl mystical music group risks falling silent .
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Book review: Portrait of a Vanished Time
Shamsur Rahman Faruqi’s novel The Mirror of Beauty is epic in its encyclopaedic sweep of 18th and 19th century...
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Disney's animated adventure Planes enters tailwind of Cars
The film features veteran British actor John Cleese and Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra among others.
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Ramazan lessons: Of spirituality, patience and religious practice
Twin cities’ residents give their two cents on what they learnt from the holy month.
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'Hilal-e-Imtiaz' awarded posthumously to Iqbal Haider
Haider had served as federal law minister and as co-chairman of the HRCP.