Rupee climbs to five-month high vs dollar
Currency dealers foresee rupee to rise further in coming months.
Over 5,500 transgenders among 1.9m applicants for housing plan
The pace of registration for the scheme has witnessed an increase as the last date approaches near.
Alarm mounts as wind power turbines halt after govt stops purchases
Close to 980MW of renewable energy capacity idled as demand collapses.
Dua Mangi returns home a week after being kidnapped in Karachi's DHA
The investigation in the case is ongoing, further information will be provided soon: police statement.
FBR extends point-of-sale deadline for retailers
FBR has worked out a comprehensive plan to install PoS systems at outlets across the country within two months.
Fawad Alam returns to Test squad after 10 years
Azhar Ali to lead 16-member side in the Test series against Sri Lanka; first match on December 11.
Tensions flare as gunmen kill 17 protesters in Baghdad
The dramatic developments have threatened to derail the anti-government rallies rocking Iraq since October.
Opposition chides govt over power tariff hike
Calls for providing relief to the masses.
Islamabad's tussle for water
Despite deep cuts in output, crude horizon continues to stay murky
Muhammad Waseem: The flight of the Falcon
A changing world
Mohammad Raffique is the last Jinnah cap maker in Rawalpindi. This is his story
Editorial: It is in the hands of Pakistani politicians to make the ECP functional again
Ministry of Magic
Editorial: An odd settlement
The only uncomplicated thing about Junaid Jamshed was his voice
Military base shooter from Saudi assailed US as 'nation of evil'
These carrot recipes are perfect for chilly winter nights
Over last 24 hours
Indian police kill 4 men suspected of raping vet
The men had been in police custody and were shot near the scene of last week's crime, says Shamshabad police official.
Dua Mangi returns home a week after being kidnapped in Karachi's DHA
The investigation in the case is ongoing, further information will be provided soon: police statement.
Dua was kidnapped for ransom, say police
South Zone DIG says "it appears to be a case of kidnapping for ransom" but does not elaborate further.
London Bridge attacker laid to rest in AJK
The body was handed over to his relatives after passing through immigration and customs process.
Engaging students
Teachers have a moral responsibility to educate themselves.
The fate of £190m
How can the public not have a right to information about the settlement?
In the cross hairs again
Only the very pretentious among the members of the Fourth Estate will believe they cause governments to fall.
Ordinances over the years
The practice of promulgating ordinances runs counter to the spirit of democracy.
Relentless tyranny
WITH the passage of four months since New Delhi put India-held Kashmir under lockdown, another grim milestone has...
Threats yet again
THE ratcheting up of anti-press hysteria has escalated in yet another episode of manufactured outrage against Dawn,...
Jobs for the disabled
WITH limited opportunities for their advancement, and difficulties in independently gaining access to private and...
Mohammad Raffique is the last Jinnah cap maker in Rawalpindi. This is his story
The craftsman reveals how the cap, originally known as Karakuli topi, is made and its importance in our culture.
Disney is working on an Aladdin spin-off but fans aren't too happy about it
This one will revolve around the minor character of Prince Anders. You remember Prince Anders? Yes, neither do we.
The only uncomplicated thing about Junaid Jamshed was his voice
JJ's voice carried infinite hope and sunshine, but his life, career and legacy were not uncomplicated
The importance of being a good Political Science teacher in Modi’s India
How one teacher taught her students to ask important questions about the condition of India.
When in Tunis, remember not to walk but stroll at a slow pace for pleasure
The Medina quarter of Tunis doesn’t pander to tourists. It's where you genuinely experience the city and its people.
Spirits of moon and the House Of Khan
The partial extension of the army chief’s tenure is like a partial moon sighting for the House of Khan.
World
Tensions flare as gunmen kill 17 protesters in Baghdad
The dramatic developments have threatened to derail the anti-government rallies rocking Iraq since October.
Iranian, American freed in ‘prisoner swap’
US was "pleased that Tehran has been constructive in this matter", says Mike Pompeo.
Labour and Tories clash over claim of Russian ‘interference’ in election
Labour Party says leaked documents show Conservatives are plotting to offer NHS for sale in trade talks with US.
ISLAMABAD’S TUSSLE FOR WATER
Islamabad may appear a pinnacle of urban development to outsiders but residents are struggling for access to safe water.
SOCIETY: ‘WE SHALL OVERCOME’
The Student Solidarity March last month called for justice, not only on campuses but for all marginalised segments of
BOXING: THE FLIGHT OF THE FALCON
Waseem has done more to promote the cause of boxing in a country obsessed with cricket.
THE ICON INTERVIEW: ‘I DON’T THINK THE JOB IS DONE’ — ROHAIL HYATT
Huge expectations were attached to the return of Coke Studio’s original producer, after a hiatus of six years.
SOUNDSCAPE: HIP HOPPING POLITICS
Ali Gul Pir’s latest track Kar Le Jo Karna Hai is well thought-out. It’s a shame the video isn’t
THE GRAPEVINE
These days TV serial Meray Paas Tum Ho is being discussed a lot for its gripping story and good performances by its lead
