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No country has sought NRO for Nawaz: PM Imran
The prime minister passed these remarks while presiding over a meeting of the parliamentary committee.
Nadia Jamil turned down a role opposite SRK in Veer-Zaara
She said it was a turning point in her career when she met Veer-Zaara director, the late Yash Chopra.
Meet the graffiti artist taking Karachi by storm
It's true what they say: the world really is your canvas. And a spray can is Neil Uchong's paintbrush.
Mohsin Abbas Haider will be releasing new music soon
The actor is working on a Punjabi sufi track and one very fun Urdu tune which will become a wedding favourite, he says.
The damning state of Pakistan's women
Pakistani women are undereducated, physically and mentally abused and lack access to information and financial services.
An ode to the mixtape
Each minute was precious and no song could be filler.
Journey to Kangchenjunga, Nepal’s hidden jewel — Part I
After Mount Everest and K2, I set out to complete the triple crown of base camps.
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Pompeo hopes for Afghan peace deal before September
“I hope we have a peace deal before September 1, that’s certainly our mission set,” says Pompeo.
Pakistan, three other countries got highest G20 coal subsidies
World’s leading economies have more than doubled subsidies to coal-fired power plants over three years.
Despite reservations about jury, Pakistan to implement FATF reforms: envoy
“We feel that we have done a lot. We are also clear and determined to do more,” says Asad Majeed Khan.
OIL, SWEAT AND TEARS
Braving dust, thirst and robbers on the trail with the oil and diesel smugglers of Balochistan.
SOCIETY: SHARING SIMILARITIES, CELEBRATING DIFFERENCES
A local tour operator in Karachi organises tours for students to help spread awareness about different faiths and people
CRICKET: WHEN THE HEAVENS OPEN UP
The rain gods have not been kind to the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup in England and Wales.
SPOTLIGHT: ‘READY FOR THEIR CLOSE-UPS’
For director Saqib Malik, Baaji is the sum of his life’s work and a turning point in his career, much like Meera who
CINEMASCOPE: FAMILIAR ALIEN TERRAIN
The script in MIB: International is so poor that even Chris Hemsworth is unable to make the humour work
THE GRAPEVINE
Pop/rock band Kashmir never ceases to impress us. Sometimes they do it with their lilting melodies and sometimes with
