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Fishing in troubled waters
Police have arrested five shopkeepers involved in hoarding relief goods and selling them at exorbitant prices
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Drug rehab
Projects like Drugs Free Peshawar campaign needed across the province
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The statistical discord
There is an ensuing discord between the federation and one of its units over fiscal budgeting
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Abandoned hope
Officials failed to send in a rescue helicopter to save innocent lives staring death in the face
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Dengue threat
Besides Rawalpindi, dengue cases have surfaced in other towns and cities including Karachi and Lahore
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Departmental sports
The ban was initially imposed as part of Imran’s efforts to reform domestic sports systems
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Covid-19 recovery
Covid-19 has left a legacy of rising poverty and widening inequality
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Politicking amid floods
The best we have gotten so far is some begging bowl tweets, calling for flood relief donations from the public
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A belated relief
Electricity consumers will have to bear the toil for July to September bills is an untenable cost
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The Doha connect
The bilateral trade is on the surge as Qatar supplies the lifeline of energy in the form of LNG
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Interest rate gamble
The million-dollar question is what impact it will have on a battered rupee
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Hindutva hubris
BJP was quick to disassociate itself from its member's words
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Dutch treat
Pakistan has clean swept against the Netherlands in the three-match ODI series
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Mercury politics
The federal government and the PTI are at draggers drawn with each other
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Floods: poor response
Protests by flood victims in Punjab have largely been ignored by the provincial government
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Towards tolerance
Heads of religious communities must put their differences aside and show they are in unison with one another
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The deadly inflation
The incumbent is the first to be appointed on the heels of a constitutional amendment empowering the central bank
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Adhere to reason
Official bans on electronic media have lost their veracity
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UK deportation deal
London is still not bound to turn over anyone wanted for crimes in Pakistan
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Drop in remittances
Experts attribute this big drop in remittances to the post-Eid and post-Hajj drop-off
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Abandoned villages
Residents of Keti Bunder, Mirpur Sakro, Garho and Buharo are suffering from food shortages and an outbreak of diseases
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The CPEC riddle
One of the prime objections is that the CPEC Authority was devoid of taking ownership
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Victims of official apathy
Unprecedented monsoon rainfall has caused massive flood events in urban and rural areas alike
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Lebensraum in Kashmir
The tailor-made plot on the part of New Delhi is to influence the ballot outcome of the disputed state
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Looming dengue outbreak
Dengue larvae have been breeding on a large scale during the ongoing monsoon season
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Abuse in Faisalabad
An influential businessman abducted, tortured and sexually assaulted a medical student
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Debt quagmire
The country has accumulated payouts beyond its budgetary capacity
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Polio martyrs
Polio vaccinators were regularly being attacked
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Perils of warfare
The diplomatic miscalculation by Washington is likely to plunge the region in a conflict
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Pakistan’s feat
The first-locally manufactured electric car is an outstanding effort
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Climate concerns
UN report estimated Pakistan’s annual climate change-related economic losses as high as $26 billion a year
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Economic ‘growth’ in 75 years
Becoming one of the world’s largest economies, this is only because of our unmanageable population growth
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Astroturf removal
The national sport of Pakistan, hockey has been in a free fall for decades
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Celebratory firing
Independence day ends with the death of countless men, women and children as a result of aerial firing
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Bonded labour
Abject poverty, illiteracy and disease have become the fate of many across Sindh
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Solar initiatives
The rising cost of fuel imported to generate electricity means high cost for both consumers and the government coffers
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Usher in a thaw
PM Shehbaz sounded serene as he voiced for economic reforms, and reiterated his call for a charter of economy
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Long Live Pakistan!
Pakistani nation is now 75
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Plastic ban
Sindh government has once again initiated plans to enforce ban on the manufacturing, sale and use of plastic bags
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Frozen Afghan funds
Afghan economy was already in dire straits even before the Taliban takeover
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Roughing up bureaucracy
There is nothing wrong in asserting the writ of the government in public welfare
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Commonwealth glory
Pakistan has managed to secure a decent 18th position in the Commonwealth Games 2022
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Economic hope-line
The good news is that the rupee is improving against the greenback
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‘Partition horrors’ ploy
“Memory of the struggles and sacrifices of our people”
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Money in politics
Reforming the political financing system
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Gill’s arrest
He was arrested on charges of sedition and inciting the public against the state
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Indian oppression persists
Indian government continues to suppress the basic rights of Muslim Kashmiris, during Muharram
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Whither food security
The farmers of Sindh are estimating a loss of more than Rs50b
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Electricity shortfall
There is a huge demand and supply deficit
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Accumulated waste
The Lahore Waste Management Company has also drawn significant criticism from residents for failing to remove garbage