PM chairs high-level civil-military huddle on national security after Sialkot lynching PMO says participants agreed that mobs cannot be allowed to take law into their hands and such incidents cannot be tolerated. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 08:43pm
PDM announces 'anti-inflation' march in Islamabad on Pakistan Day "People will come to Islamabad from all corners of the country to participate in the demonstration," he says. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 09:45pm
'Hang me if you want': Ex-judge Shaukat Aziz draws SC's ire over courtroom outburst A five-member bench took up the former judge's appeal against his removal from office after a hiatus of six months. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 06:41pm
Putin lauds India as 'great power' as military, energy ties bolstered India has confirmed that Russia has begun deliveries of its long-range S-400 ground-to-air missile defence system. Published 06 Dec, 2021 10:32pm
Remains of Sialkot lynching victim repatriated to Sri Lanka from Lahore Seven more prime suspects apprehended over Priyantha Kumara's killing, taking total arrests to 131. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 09:12pm
Sri Lanka to bolster security for international cricketers after Sialkot lynching A dozen players from Pakistan are taking part in the Lanka Premier League (LPL) T20 competition. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 09:43pm
Live Omicron spreads in India, full vaccination in focus The country has fully vaccinated 51 per cent of its 944 million adults and given at least one dose to 85pc. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 07:57pm
A dozen under-trial prisoners flee Lahore court lock-up as policemen watch on The suspects vandalised the lock-up and escaped from police custody after a clash broke out between two groups. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 06:49pm
Afghan minister holds talks in Pakistan on collaboration in education, research Delegation led by Acting Afghan Higher Education Minister Abdul Baqi Haqqani visits Higher Education Commission. Updated 06 Dec, 2021 08:30pm
Two army pilots martyred as helicopter crashes in Siachen: ISPR Search and rescue helicopters and army troops have reached the site of the crash, says ISPR. Published 06 Dec, 2021 05:18pm
It runs in the family: Hamza Shahbaz's singing skills take centre stage at Junaid Safdar's wedding event
Editorial: Lumping together all categories of overseas Pakistanis for enfranchisement makes little sense
Aima Baig calls topping Spotify Pakistan's most streamed local female artist list a 'dream come true'
PepsiCo Pakistan hits milestone of 100% Covid-19 vaccination More than 3,000 PepsiCo employees and associates benefitted from the public-private vaccination drives.
1 Sialkot tragedy cannot be defended, Pakistani Americans say “American lawmakers will be asking about it every time we go to discuss Pakistan with them." Newspaper , Updated 05 Dec, 2021 10:12am
2 Imran assures Sri Lankan president culprits will be punished Police have arrested 235 people including those who tortured Priyantha Kumara and recorded videos. Newspaper , Updated 05 Dec, 2021 09:15am
3 Sialkot lynching: 6 more primary suspects arrested; raids ongoing to find others Punjab police say 124 people have been arrested in total so far; 13 produced in criminal court and remanded in police custody. , Updated 06 Dec, 2021 07:29am
4 Mirror, mirror on the wall… We are a resilient nation, as we are so fond of saying. Newspaper , Updated 04 Dec, 2021 01:23pm
5 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 06 Dec, 2021 03:07pm
A diplomatic journey Tradition of diplomats writing about foreign policy is important to record the history of Pakistan’s external engagements. Maleeha Lodhi
Who should vote? Logistical issues regarding transparency in the casting of votes also require detailed deliberations.
Weak fundamentals LAST week, Pakistan’s finance chief Shaukat Tarin sought to reassure the markets and people that our economic...
Winter sports potential FOR a country blessed with three of the world’s most famous mountain ranges, Pakistan has produced precious few...
Gwadar’s women Gwadar residents are sick of the government’s fake promises of development, changed lives and better facilities.
EVM law: what next? The procurement and use of EVMs in all constituencies in the 2023 poll will be very difficult.
Shoaib Malik and Sania Mirza have a talkshow cooking and they’re calling it the Mirza-Malik show Images Staff Published 06 Dec, 2021 05:59pm
Filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy awarded by British human rights organisation for her documentaries The People’s Portfolio is honouring her for 'inspiring leadership, great courage and compassion for fellow human beings'. Images Staff Published 06 Dec, 2021 03:44pm
Aima Baig calls topping Spotify Pakistan's most streamed local female artist list a 'dream come true' Spotify Wrapped released its analytics and the 'Na Cher Malangaan Nu' singer is on top. Images Staff Published 06 Dec, 2021 02:52pm
Putin lauds India as 'great power' as military, energy ties bolstered AFP Published 06 Dec, 2021 10:32pm
Hundreds attend mass funeral service for 15 civilians mistakenly killed by Indian security forces Police register complaint against paramilitary unit, say "it is obvious intention of security forces is to murder civilians". Reuters Published 06 Dec, 2021 02:08pm
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia sign deals on workers’ recruitment, skills Education minister visits live broadcasting school in Riyadh. Kashif Abbasi Updated 06 Dec, 2021 07:33am
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
