Editorial

Rupee was traded for Rs237.9 to a dollar in the interbank on Tuesday, its open market value was way high at Rs246

About 16million children have been impacted by the 'super floods' that have ravaged Pakistan

An enraged father allegedly burned his son alive for an absurd reason in Karachi's Orangi Town

Saudi Arabia has agreed to retain its cash tranche of $3billion for another year

Kashmiri leaders in AJK condemned the move and said it was another attack on Kashmiri people’s freedom

WHO has sounded the alarm over an impending second disaster of disease and death

Sexuality and the human body must no longer remain a taboo subject

The worst impacted are small-scale farmers who rely solely on agriculture for their livelihoods and subsistence

The honourable bench of the apex court had already expressed its reservations over many of its lenient clauses

Pakistan’s activities at the two-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation conference in Uzbekistan ended on Friday

Pakistan is set to see industrialisation and production take roots & this is where the essence of bilateralism rests

The Waziristans, the north one in particular, seem to be the epicentre of the outbreak

The reiteration from Moscow that it is willing to supply gas to Pakistan is a welcome development

PIA has now lost more than Rs100 billion since the fake pilot licences scandal in 2020

WHO Director General said that the end of the Covid-19 pandemic “is in sight”

The economy is in dire straits

According to a recent report, cases of violence against women and children seem to be on the decline

Swat in KPK province got a jolt as a blast ripped through its Bara Bandai area

The losses may total more than $40 billion which is double its estimated economic value

Livestock of flood affected farmers was the only source of their livelihood

The Sindh government has set the wheat support price at Rs4,000 per 40kg bag

The volatile region in the Russian periphery seems to be edging towards a full-fledged military altercation

Sindh government has finally announced the launch of the Orange Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)

Players like Iftikhar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Asif Ali as well as Fakhar Zaman were total failure

The resignations of PTI legislators are once again under the spotlight

Angry Afghan fans vandalised the Sharjah cricket stadium, hurled chairs at Pakistani fans

The world community must rally behind Pakistan and come to its rescue

Smugglers take as high as Rs500,000 to squeeze a single person through the border or trekking

The disaster is indeed unprecedented, as Secretary General Guterres also noted while visiting Pakistan

The postponement of bye-polls on vacant seats in three provinces has stirred a new political debate

The nation has been loaded with 12 billion rupees debt in a year, and it is still counting

Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain died on Thursday, Sept 8

A five-member bench of the IHC unanimously agreed that Imran Khan will be indicted on September 22

Keeping schools closed is a disservice to the women and girls of Afghanistan

Team Pakistan has reached the Asia Cup Cricket final, beating India and Afghanistan in the Super Four stage

The resignations by PTI legislators are under the hammer of law

Victims were throwing pieces of paper with messages pleading for supplies in KPK

According to the health department, some 347 cases have been recorded so far this month

Former prime minister Imran Khan went on to comment over the upcoming change of command in the Army leadership

Truss, currently foreign secretary, has served in several cabinet positions over the last eight years

Currently, hundreds of gas theft cases are pending in courts across the country

In the aftermath of the floods, officials will require significant funds for redevelopment

There is a medical emergency in Pakistan

All over the world, in times of crisis, rival parties come together for the good of the nation

New Delhi intoxicated under the Hindutva fervour believes it can go on discriminating Kashmiris

At such a crucial juncture for Pakistan, money cannot surpass human dignity

Regions where villages were thriving are now covered in water

Around 650,000 pregnant women in flood-affected areas — of whom 73,000 are expected to deliver next month

There is a need for macro-economic stabilisation and redistribution of policies to bridge financial gaps

This wisdom of the judges is appreciated and, in fact, this is where the entire conundrum had rested all these decades