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EXHIBITION: REBIRTH AND RESILIENCE An art exhibition at this year’s The Faiz Festival wove together themes of geopolitical trauma, environmental disaster and human Saira Dar Published 02 Mar, 2025 06:12am
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SOME IDEA OF COSTS A detailed analysis of comparative cost is available for the Tan Hoa-Lo Gom project in Vietnam. The cost of ... From InpaperMagazine Published 02 Mar, 2025 06:12am
THE PRISONS CRISIS OF PAKISTAN Pakistan’s prison system is at a breaking point, with over 102,000 inmates crammed into overcrowded, under-resourced facilities. From InpaperMagazine Updated 23 Feb, 2025 11:11am
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CLIMATE CHANGE: PAKISTAN’S CLIMATE BLIND SPOT The biggest climate challenge in Pakistan isn’t just rising temperatures — it’s the growing gap between policy rhetoric and Sheheryar Khan Published 23 Feb, 2025 06:20am
ARCHERY: ARROWS OF TRADITION A sport of precision and legacy, the archery sport Mukha has long been a cultural staple in Pakhtun communities. Pawan Kumar Published 23 Feb, 2025 06:20am
EXHIBITION: STITCHES IN TIME A newly launched private textile museum in Karachi sheds light on the rich history and tradition of Sindhi textiles in its Amra Ali Published 23 Feb, 2025 06:20am
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FICTION: CRIME, WIT AND HEART A retired detective and his daughter-in-law create a dynamic and unconventional crime-solving duo Sara Danial Published 02 Mar, 2025 08:15am
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COLUMN: PRAGMATISM OR BETRAYAL? At a first glance, one feels jitters going through the spine to note the title Ghalib gave to his 1857-1858 diary of that fateful Syed Nomanul Haq Published 23 Feb, 2025 09:34am
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STARBUZZ: NOTES OF INHERITANCE Sitarist, composer, lyricist and singer Suheil Rais Khan is the illustrious son of the legendary sitarist Ustad Rais Khan Faisal Quraishi Published 02 Mar, 2025 06:12am
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The quiet shift in commercial real estate Market-driven solutions that align incentives with improving service delivery can lead the way to formalising the real estate. Mutaher Khan | Saad Riaz Updated 03 Mar, 2025 02:29pm
Preparing for the Ramazan effect Prominent leaders of the trading community expect relatively moderate expansion in the Ramazan market this year. Afshan Subohi Updated 03 Mar, 2025 11:04am
Regulating global Sukuk AAOIFI’s new Shariah standard is considered a welcome step at improving investor confidence, compliance, and transparency. Ahmed Ali Siddiqui | Jawad Tahsin Published 03 Mar, 2025 06:04am
Ending poverty the Chinese way Political determination accompanied by comprehensive scientific plans can help developing nations like Pakistan. Zhao Shiren Published 03 Mar, 2025 06:04am
Finance: Sharing rights and responsibilities Provincial representatives grow increasingly frustrated over insufficient funding and the apparent lack of decentralisation Jawaid Bokhari Published 03 Mar, 2025 06:04am
Agriculture: The slow death of the Indus Delta The degradation of the Indus Delta due to seawater intrusion is pushing millions toward displacement and water insecurity. Dr Aneela Hameem Memon | Dr Abdul Ghani Soomro Published 03 Mar, 2025 06:04am
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A month of positive goals With the advent of Ramazan, we all witness a strange change of heart. Positive vibes seem to be in the air and we... Yasmin Elahi Published 01 Mar, 2025 06:09am
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