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Many women, men in Pakistan don’t think twice about taking addictive anti-anxiety pills rather than seeing a doctor.

Come experience and pray you don’t become one of them.

Take a look at the following recipe. Addiction guaranteed!

An enterprising woman from Lahore is bringing the salon to the doorstep of busy housewives and working women.

This doe-eyed cutie is the reason Pakistani women have stopped going out on Saturday nights.

Journalist Khaled al Maeena on the city of the 1960s.

Shobhaa Dé plugs in to the corridors of power and the bedrooms of the damned.

Understanding a modernised Arab country littered with remains of empires past.

Yogi Kumar opens a centre for yoga in Mithi after his wife died of blood cancer.

Getting a greener car is the smart choice, but the government won’t let you make it at least for now.

A British political agent went digging for gold here but death awaited his men.

Aysha Raja feels it is everyone’s right to have access to quality reading.

Ms.T recommends how to keep your children entertained in a healthy way.

Shaan once dreamt of becoming a lawyer as he felt he had a knack for convincing people.

Next time a loved one’s birthday approaches, take a little help from these talented crafters to make it extra special.

Need is subjective. ’Nuff said.

Comfort zones can turn into cages if we stop discovering what’s out there.

For a bacha of the Dilli gharana is it too experimental to depart from a centuries-old tradition?

The third installment in the Iron Man trilogy will hopefully be the last.

Sown in the cold of winter, the golden wheat is ready to be reaped, threshed and winnowed.

How to beat the Pakistani heat, and still feel like Don Draper this summer.

The newest voice from the oldest tradition tests the waters.

Dahi Yakhni is perfect for those who relish a bit of ‘chatkhara’ and tang in life.

It’s a terrible world to raise the kids in, but it’s always been this way.

Mohsin calls himself “a sucker for love stories.”

This visually searing new Tom Cruise Sci-fi flick is a tautly paced psych thriller.

An insight into the rishta process with Karachi’s match-making queen.

Did you know 1,930,500 Pakistanis have set their relationship status as single on Facebook?

Some safety precautions to ensure a safe and fun beach experience.

For the Pakistani television business to live, most of the news channels must die.

Even romance novels need plot and depth of character even if they are light reading.

Only a city like Peshawar would need a 24-hour coffin maker and man with the stomach to do the job .

Four channels have just hit the airwaves in Pakistan and 10 more are in the offing — how much more can viewer take?

Making a good vegetable stir fry is a work of art.

Women from privileged families can be a major tool in bridging existing social divides.

The creator of the Mona Lisa was much more than just an artist as this period drama tries to show.

Ali Zafar seems to have strutted over the walk of fame with utmost poise, incredible talent.

Despite liberal-minded parents, many youngsters end up sacrificing personal career choice to accommodate their wishes.

A pox on all djinns, the comic-strip team Kachee Goliyan has breathed new life into the legendary Umru Ayar.

Little things can turn into big problems, like moles. If you don’t want to flaunt it, consider these solutions.

Don’t be intimidated by Hong Kong — city is fantastic for dim sum, ferry rides and views and cheaper than you...

Noticed people sporting robotic-looking e-cigarette indoors? It turns out, it’s not the best way to kick your habit.

Karachi’s restaurants find themselves at mercy of a brigade of amateur food critics — on Facebook.

The Facebook COO uses her story to look at how women unintentionally hold back in their careers but don’t have to.

A trekker, traveler and freelance photographer, Daniyah has been a mountain climbing enthusiast for many years.

Don’t confuse this bull-headed Taurus male for being rigid and emotionally resilient because he is big old softie.

Handling a team of minions is not meant for everybody.

From brain drain to blood toxicity levels, here are few new findings from world of research with a focus on Pakistan.

While there may be fewer rape scenes in Hindi films today, the industry continues to objectify women.

Shayma Saadat’s award-winning food blog will make you want to revisit your own culinary past.