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A breezy getaway south of Karachi
Manora, a small peninsula located 2.5 kilometres south of Karachi, is an ideal getaway for those who need a break from the big city. Cool breezes, clean beaches, famed fried fish, a mysterious mandir, and shops selling seaside trinkets make for a lovely ‘staycation.’ But much of Manora remains in urgent need of development. (Text and photos: Huma Yusuf)
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    Zardari and the transition to democracy
  • KARACHI BLASTS
    Security prevents ambulances from reaching Civil hospital
  • BITTER ROW
    Sparks fly as Bollywood, cricket and politics collide
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    JUSTICE
    Returning to Aafia
    Aafia's conviction by a Manhattan jury last week has raised more questions than it has answered.
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    DAWN CLICKS
    Tears and terrorism
    An image captures the harsh reality of terror attacks, in which so much is lost to satisfy so few.
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    WORLD
    Radical Islam casts shadow over Central Asia
    Gripped by poverty, the mainly Muslim but secular region has become susceptible to extremist ideas in past years.
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    CRICKET
    Ball-tampering row blown out of proportion: Afridi
    Afridi gets supports from unlikely corners as he claims elements in the Pakistan fraternity want a captain from Punjab.
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    SPORT
    Freestyler gets ball rolling to World Cup
    “I’m glad Messi is playing football as opposed to freestyling, otherwise I wouldn’t have a job.”
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    KARACHI’S POLITICS
    The unending turf wars
    A glance at Karachi’s past happenings reveals that every round of violence has resulted in changes in the political scene.