Wife of slain Sialkot factory manager seeks justice; body sent to Lahore Police have arrested 235 people, including those who tortured Priyantha Kumara and recorded videos. Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:30am
Sialkot tragedy cannot be defended, Pakistani Americans say “American lawmakers will be asking about it every time we go to discuss Pakistan with them." Updated 05 Dec, 2021 10:12am
Military court convicts rights activist Idris Khattak of espionage Amnesty International urges authorities to give Idris access to lawyers, produce him before a civilian court. Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:50am
Textile exports projected to cross $20bn target In November alone, textile exports were up 36 per cent as compared to the same period last year. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:26am
JIT clears Lower Dir judge of rape charge, says case ‘fit for cancellation’ Police official says the complainant has a long criminal record and at least 8 cases registered against her. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 10:50am
PPP hopes to pull off NA-133 at PML-N’s ‘home ground’ The top leaders of both the parties have not held a single public meeting in the constituency. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 10:08am
Live Australia regulator approves Pfizer vaccine for children 5-11 Nearly 88 per cent of Australians over the age of 16 have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:49am
Make-or-break PDM meeting tomorrow Sources say there are differences among the parties, mainly the JUI-F and the PML-N, over key issues. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 07:40am
Pakistan begins supplying free medicines to Afghanistan Consignment worth Rs25m dispatched from Karachi. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 08:09am
Total solar eclipse plunges Antarctica into darkness The last total solar eclipse in Antarctica occurred on November 23, 2003 and the next one will not be until 2039. Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:57am
The Analytical Angle: Can an effective local body system counter violent extremism and terrorism in Pakistan?
1 Sialkot mob lynches Sri Lankan factory manager, burns corpse over blasphemy allegations Sri Lankan foreign ministry calls upon Pakistani authorities to "take the required action to investigate and ensure justice". , Updated 04 Dec, 2021 07:26am
2 Sialkot lynching: New footage shows a colleague trying to save Sri Lankan man; police arrest scores Rajapaksa confident PM Imran would bring culprits to justice; SMQ says Sri Lanka does not blame Pakistan as more condemn the act. , Updated 05 Dec, 2021 07:31am
3 'What have we become?': Activists, celebrities express horror over Sialkot lynching Visuals of a mob torturing a Sri Lankan factory manager to death over blasphemy allegations were widely shared on social media. Pakistan , Updated 03 Dec, 2021 10:29pm
4 Ghastly murder of Lankan man in Sialkot shames nation Two main suspects among those arrested, raids continue; PM promises culprits will be punished with ‘full severity’ of law. Newspaper , Updated 04 Dec, 2021 12:04pm
5 Twitter of Pakistan's embassy in Serbia criticises PM Imran over inflation, FO says account hacked "The Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts of the Embassy of Pakistan in Serbia have been hacked," the FO spokesperson tweeted. Pakistan , Updated 03 Dec, 2021 05:16pm
Horror in Sialkot All it takes now is an allegation of blasphemy and an individual or two to incite a mob to commit murder.
Iran deadlock EFFORTS to revive the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear deal in the Austrian capital of Vienna appear to be deadlocked, and...
Reality of AIDS AS World AIDS Day was marked on Dec 1, it came as a sobering reminder of how newer, major health hazards — the...
External dependence Pakistan needs to develop an independent foreign policy but that will not happen without systemic changes at home.
Bargaining with patriarchy Regressive elements of Pakistani society remain determined to retain control over women.
Money Heist finally comes to an end with the Professor adding a much needed twist in the finale Images Staff Published 04 Dec, 2021 05:44pm
Everything we know about Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal's 'wedding' so far All eyes are on Bollywood's rumoured it couple as the media reports that their 'wedding' preparations have kicked off. Images Staff Published 04 Dec, 2021 04:23pm
Pakistani celebrities understood the assignment at the British deputy high commissioner’s 007 themed party The James Bond themed party in Karachi was attended by stars such as Mehwish Hayat, Humayun Saeed and Ahad Raza Mir. Images Staff Published 04 Dec, 2021 02:57pm
US vows to stop Russia from invading Ukraine US President Joe Biden says he will make it “very, very difficult” for Russia to launch any invasion of Ukraine. AFP Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:52am
German Social Democrats wave through coalition deal The three-way alliance aims to modernise Europe’s biggest economy and step up efforts against climate change. AP Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:55am
HUMOUR: BIRDS BEYOND BORDERS At the Wagah border, the daily flag-lowering ceremony assumes all the drama of warlike preparation. But the indifference... Usman Ghani Siddiqui Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:01am
NEIGHBOURS: THE LAST LAUGH Hindutva organisations’ intimidation has led to stand-up artist Munawar Faruqui’s shows being cancelled again and again... Sidharth Bhatia Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:01am
SOUNDCHECK: THE IDIOT BOX In Atomy Event, Nadir Shahzad Khan wants to show that before helping others, we need to learn to love ourselves Band Baji Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:01am
THE GRAPEVINE It is indeed a matter of pride for all Pakistani music lovers and those who are in the business of producing music. Musician... PYT Published 05 Dec, 2021 07:01am
The Analytical Angle: Can an effective local body system counter violent extremism and terrorism in Pakistan? Javed Younas | Akbar Nasir Khan Updated 04 Dec, 2021 06:01pm
Wealthy nations starved the developing world of vaccines. Omicron shows the cost of this greed We must do better. The Omicron variant illustrates that clearly the world can’t afford to wait any longer. Deborah Gleeson Updated 01 Dec, 2021 11:38am
What's in a name? 10 reasons why Drap's directives for using generic names of medicines may backfire The new regulations may be aimed at reduction the public's expenses but could end up doing the opposite. Dr Izhar Hussain | Dr Hamid Ali Merchant Updated 29 Nov, 2021 07:31pm
