'If India is in the wrong, should we follow suit?': IHC top judge berates PTA over social media rules
Justice Minallah warns "banning criticism in the 21st century will lead to damage".
Coronavirus cases worldwide top 65 million
There have been over 1.5m fatalities since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China in December.
Pakistan Citizen Portal 'first step on journey to citizen empowerment', says PM Imran
Premier says 3 million people have registered complaints on the portal.
Kuwait, Qatar optimistic about ending Gulf dispute after 'fruitful discussions'
Saudi Arabia says "significant progress" in ending row has been made; Iran welcomes development.
New Zealand maintains Pakistan's cricket training ban as Covid cases climb to 10
The decision means that the squad will have only 10 days to prepare for their first tour match.
1 dead, 7 injured in Rawalpindi blast
The attack was carried out using an improvised explosive device with ball bearings and containing 1kg of explosive material.
Former accountability judge Arshad Malik passes away from Covid-19
Malik had been on a ventilator at an Islamabad hospital, his family says.
Yellow fever claims 172 lives In Nigeria: WHO
Nigeria has been battling yellow fever outbreaks since 2017; the latest outbreak was detected in November, says WHO spokesman.
As far as economic management is concerned, the track record of all govts since the 1990s has been poor
Editorial: Logistical challenges need to be given attention in Pakistan's procurement of vaccine
India's multi-billion dollar food programme is at the heart of farmers' protests
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Why the strategy of schools' blanket closure needs a rethink
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Diljit Dosanjh and Kangana Ranaut spar on Twitter over farmer's protests in India
In many ways, the PDM's Multan rally was the most significant one held so far
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Maj Gen Babar Iftikhar says India attempting to destabilise Pakistan's economy, information system, army and intl' image.
Crown prince, two other Saudi royals issued permits for hunting houbara bustards
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Desperate in Dubai
All of those who were undergoing the licensing process for Dubai have been left without answers.
Former accountability judge Arshad Malik passes away from Covid-19
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Pakistan-BD ties
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EU ban on PIA
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A hazardous occupation
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Inside Ahad and Sajal's first dreamy photoshoot as a married couple
The power couple posed in Zara Shahjahan's recently launched luxury bridal collection, titled Ghazal.
Why the strategy of schools' blanket closure needs a rethink
The way ahead for Pakistan to give increased attention towards implementing evidence-based safety protocols in schools.
Here's how we created diamonds in minutes, without heat — by mimicking the force of an asteroid collision
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Kuwait, Qatar optimistic about ending Gulf dispute after 'fruitful discussions'
Saudi Arabia says "significant progress" in ending row has been made; Iran welcomes development.
India formally protests to Canada over Trudeau's remarks on farmers' protests
Indian foreign ministry says comments on "Indian farmers constitute an unacceptable interference in our internal affairs".
Yellow fever claims 172 lives In Nigeria: WHO
Nigeria has been battling yellow fever outbreaks since 2017; the latest outbreak was detected in November, says WHO spokesman.
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PROFILE: THE GIRL WITH A CAMERA AND MIC
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