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The remarkable journey of a group of struggling musicians that hits all the right notes

For the residents of Kalash, Rustam Shah is the man of the hour

Ripped jeans are back in fashion and if you still don’t own a pair, you’re seriously lagging behind!

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses

These indulgent cookies melt in your mouth and give you a taste of the festive fall season

Critical steps to protect your children from child molestation

Baby blues are a normal part of life for a new mother. But what happens when they take a turn for the worse?

As the earth heats up, world leaders huddle in Paris to avert looming danger

Pakistan heads to the climate change conference in Paris with little preparation

Telling the story in two parts has rendered the installment too dark

Suffragette gets highest votes for aptly highlighting the first wave of feminism in Britain

Manisha Gera Baswani’s recent exhibit at Sanat Gallery conveys a message of peace and harmony between both nations

Choosing the right leadership development programme for yourself

Scarred by trauma, earthquake survivors in urgent need of psychological rehabilitation

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses

Being picky is justified, so long as you remain humble and do not miss out on a potentially great suitor

A tantalising homemade treat for you to indulge in

If you have been craving some pampering but don’t want to spend a fortune on spa treatments, this guide is for you

There is more to a woman than just high or low maintenance

Not particularly inventive, animated film Hotel Transylvania 2 is still likely to hit home with a younger audience

Khurram Shahzad and his family are the only rabab makers left in Peshawar

Fitness boot camps are all the rage, but are we missing the point?

Portrait artist Sabir Mughal paints a grim picture of his profession

South Asian diaspora bond over cinema in North America

The 24th film of the James Bond franchise, Spectre, falls prey to sketchy story and patchy screenplay

A series of short stories, The Lovers and the Leavers questions preconceived notions about love

Mashall Chaudhri of Reading Room Project helps students from low-income areas self-study through the Internet

Despite its rampancy, there is much too little known about Dissociative Identity Disorder

If you need that extra nudge to get up and be active, you need to be shown how exercising is more gain than pain

Have women forgotten the meaning of friendship?

Bollywood is a business-oriented industry and they will keep hiring Pakistani artists till it is profitable for them

A light and airy appetiser for your next tea party

Journeys on public transport can bind people in a strange way

From delicious food to gorgeous sights, the Hungarian capital has a unique charm

‘Perform(art)ive’ in Philadelphia highlights South Asian performance art

The thin line between death penalty and gender-based violence

He Named Me Malala highlights an important subject but without the details her story deserves

There may be no known cause to a frozen shoulder but it can be cured with the right kind of treatment

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl steals the show with the right mix of humour and gravitas

From humble beginnings to Hollywood, Adnan Siddiqui has indeed come a long way

Feeling sad or unsafe alone in your bedroom? Don’t worry — we can help!

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses

Treat yourself to this mouth-watering, eye-pleasing, caloric dairy deliciousness!

Could there be a silver lining to this cloud?

Home to beautiful beaches, Goa’s colonial history weighs heavily on its ethos

Delving into the unparalleled charm of Kathak in the subcontinent

Salt Arts is an entertainment agency that aims to build artistically sensitive audiences in Pakistan

A trip to the beautiful city of Venice to take in the Biennale

Star-studded supergroup Hollywood Vampires resurrects timeless rock and roll classics

Arzaan Chacha is a quaint blessing in disguise for students struggling financially