'Un-Islamic and inhumane': Ulema condemn lynching of Sri Lankan national over blasphemy allegation Say mob's act was against Holy Quran, the Constitution and Pakistani laws; demand strictest possible action. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 02:41pm
Rana Shamim's counsel says affidavit against ex-CJP Nisar accurate, wasn't meant to be published Court directs Shamim to submit original affidavit by Dec 13, warns charges will be framed against him if he failed to do so. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 02:40pm
Undercover cop, his friend arrested for allegedly killing college student in Orangi Town 'encounter' Autopsy shows the student was shot in the back with a bullet that pierced his chest. Published 07 Dec, 2021 02:20pm
Pak vs Ban: Fawad Alam, Mohammad Rizwan hit 50s as Pakistan declare for 300-4 Rizwan was on 53 off 94 balls while Fawad was batting 50 facing 96 when skipper Babar Azam called them back. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 02:19pm
PMO to hold condolence reference today for Sri Lankan man lynched in Sialkot Event being held in solidarity with Priyantha Kumara's family, Sri Lankan nation; man who tried to rescue him to also be honoured. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 12:07pm
Govt decides on strategy to wipe out vigilantism Senate committee urges govt to take swift and exemplary action to punish perpetrators, facilitators of Sialkot incident. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 08:24am
UNSC apprised of grave situation in held Kashmir FM Qureshi draws attention to arrest of Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez in letter to UNSC president, UNSG. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 08:56am
Samsung TV plant begins production in Karachi Initially, the unit will produce 50,000 TV sets and increase the capacity to 100,000 units within 2 years. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 07:52am
Russia agrees to allow direct flights, NA panel told Banking links, enhancing scope of scholarships for science education also on the cards in Russian relations. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 07:41am
Live Mixing Pfizer, AstraZeneca Covid shots with Moderna gives better immune response: study No safety concerns were raised during the study, says researcher. Updated 07 Dec, 2021 12:17pm
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
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 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
3 Mirror, mirror on the wall… We are a resilient nation, as we are so fond of saying. Newspaper , Updated 04 Dec, 2021 01:23pm
4 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
5 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
Planning for a nation Firmer state action and better implementation of the law is only the first step. Arifa Noor
Losing fiscal discipline ONE of the several changes proposed in the Fiscal Responsibility and Debt Limitation Act of 2005, seeking major...
Taliban brutality LAST WEEK, the US, the Western countries and other allies joined hands to condemn the Afghan Taliban for the alleged...
Dangerous justification AT a time when millions worldwide are consumed with anger and despair over the barbaric lynching of a Sri Lankan...
Sialkot no surprise There is no point repeating the long and well-documented tale of surrenders, co-opting and cruel cynicism that led us here.
A diplomatic journey Tradition of diplomats writing about foreign policy is important to record the history of Pakistan’s external engagements.
Gwadar’s women Gwadar residents are sick of the government’s fake promises of development, changed lives and better facilities.
Jahan from American musical group Krewella shows off her traditional Chitrali handbag in LA Images Staff Published 07 Dec, 2021 02:37pm
Accio teaser: The first look at the Harry Potter 20th anniversary special is finally out We get a promising glimpse at the star-studded reunion that awaits us on January 1. Images Staff Published 07 Dec, 2021 12:30pm
Seema Taher Khan — CEO, drama producer and 'mute activist' Her latest drama, Morr Moharan, stars Sonya Hussyn and Zahid Ahmed and explores how climate change affects people in Cholistan. Afreen Seher Published 07 Dec, 2021 11:20am
ICC prosecutor defends dropping US from Afghan probe “The worst crimes in terms of gravity and scale and extent seem to be committed by IS and also Taliban,” says prosecutor. AFP Updated 07 Dec, 2021 08:30am
Malala urges US to do more for Afghan girls, women Says she and other educated women “want to see a world where all girls can have access to safe and quality education". Anwar Iqbal Updated 07 Dec, 2021 07:50am
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
