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For the internally displaced Pakistanis, this Eid will fall short of a lot of things.

Eight high-altitude porters set off to scale the world’s second-highest peak, but this time, without any baggage.

Not every TV show deserves to be a film

Breaking gastronomic stereotypes is the first step to exploring a country

But in the best conversations, you never really find out

If you love desi deserts, Malpuras are for you!

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses.

There are as many paths to God as there are souls on the earth: Sufi proverb.

Why people need to hold on to old wives’ tales.

Sometimes a lingering ghost is a good thing.

Muslims across the world reach out to the community during the month of Ramazan.

Some lessons in life can only be learnt under lockdown.

Simple changes in daily habits can prevent sleepless nights.

The right utensil at the right spot can do wonders for a meal.

The government school at a Gilgit-Baltistan village would have been long shut, had it not been for Bulbul Khan.

Crisp puris in melange of potatoes, chickpeas, curd, mouth-watering chutneys - an ideal treat for a hot summer day.

Busting misconceptions about that special time of the month.

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses.

Is makeup just a frivolous obsession or a struggle for identity?

Frances Harrison reminds the world of a brutal war that it would much rather forget.

A mobile phone app that sends out a distress signal to your loved ones.

The recreated television series Fargo does justice to its cinematic counterpart.

A panoramic view of the country’s capital and its best attractions.

Pashtun singers hope to defy militancy and preach harmony through music.

Will online courses revolutionise education as we know it?

The ideal light snack for your next iftaar party.

How to find time for yourself and why it matters.

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses.

Is public transport in Pakistan an inhibitor or a potential road to success?

NASA's Kepler mission announces a planet bonanza.

How To Train Your Dragon 2 ramps up the action and emotional ties.

Addictive crime drama, True Detective, does not shy away from showing the world in its true colours.

The golden era of French cinema is relived at Alliance française de Karachi.

At the computerised driving school in Peshawar students must keep their eyes on the screen.

Despite all his ups and downs, Afridi maintains his iron grip on fanfare and stardom.

Revitalise your sehri with this recipe, filled with meat, cheese and vegetables to get you through your fast.

Summer is here and everyone is looking for a reason to pack up, jet off to a relaxing holiday with friends and family.

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses.

An inside look at bride exchanges and what they mean for women’s welfare in Pakistan.

A sports flick that delves much deeper than the stereotypical treatment meted out to most in this genre.

What to expect with Alzheimer’s and how to prevent it.

Animals at the Karachi zoo relay their misfortune through the sadness in their eyes.

Muhammad Usman Khan shows off his sea of shells.

Healthy lifestyle choices could make this Ramazan a fulfilling bodily experience.

Chicken, vegetables, pita bread get a Moroccan touch with lemon juice and chilli in this recipe for delicious wraps.

The challenge of fasting for pregnant and nursing women.

A glimpse into the world of Pakistani powerhouses.

Have Pakistanis finally woken up to the harsh reality of HIV/AIDS and what are they doing about it?

Only the striking visuals and Angelina Jolie make Maleficent worth a watch.

Literary critic Professor Fateh Muhammad Malik is no stranger to controversy as it comes with the territory.