Aasma Mojiz

Voiceless students want to be heard

ISLAMABAD: The youth of Pakistan make up 60pc of the population, and if the voices at Friday’s Student Solidarity... Published 01 Dec, 2019 07:05am

Today’s cinema still has a long way to go

Margalla Hall was bursting at the seams on the third and final day of the Islamabad Literature Festival (ILF), as... Published 30 Sep, 2019 06:54am

‘Threat of violence hinders women’s participation in public life’

ISLAMABAD: A policy dialogue held as part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence on Thursday... Published 07 Dec, 2018 07:14am

‘Pakistan’s labour laws do not create enabling environment for women’

The audit is carried out by Women’s Action for Better Workplaces. Updated 26 Oct, 2018 09:26am

A contemporary spin on traditional Hunzai food

ISLAMABAD: Sea Buckthorn is hard to spot if you’re not looking for it. Updated 01 Jul, 2019 04:46pm

Exhibition displays artworks created by children over the summers

ISLAMABAD: The Bazeecha art exhibition, featuring the work of children who participated in a summer arts programme,... Published 14 Aug, 2018 07:23am

A taste of Mexican fast food in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Wedged between two shops on the second floor of a plaza in Super Market, The Gyro is easy to miss if... Published 06 Aug, 2018 06:57am

For the love of sweet: Karamel makes all your favourite cookies

ISLAMABAD: The first thing you notice walking into Karamel is the aroma of freshly baked cookies. Across from the... Published 25 Jun, 2018 07:06am

Students' drug use: Do we know what we're talking about?

And is the government capable of providing quality rehabilitation? Updated 12 Mar, 2019 01:06pm

Students’ drug use — do we know what we’re talking about?

Two standing committee reports on bills to drug-testing students in the capital will be ... Published 29 May, 2018 07:12am

Film festival explores importance of women’s representation

ISLAMABAD: Speakers at the Women International Film Festival 2018 explored the importance of representation and... Published 12 Mar, 2018 07:12am

LIVING COLOURS: ‘The experience of acting in theatre and film is very different’

Atif Siddique began acting in 2004, and has since acted in numerous theatrical productions as well as in Parchi, a... Published 25 Jan, 2018 06:15am

Italy beat Pakistan in first ever rugby league international fixture

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan hosted its first ever international rugby league match here on Saturday when the national rugby... Published 19 Nov, 2017 06:48am

‘Iqbal’s work should be used as guideline to deal with current challenges’

ISLAMABAD: Allama Mohammad Iqbal’s literary work should be used as a guideline to deal with today’s challenges,... Published 10 Nov, 2017 07:00am

Table Talk launches new deli, revamps restaurant

ISLAMABAD: Table Talk on Thursday held an open house to celebrate the launch of its new deli, as well as a revamp of... Published 06 Oct, 2017 06:55am

Pakistanis are more talented and aware than the West, says artist Amina Ansari

Amina Ansari is a British-Pakistani artist living in Islamabad who aims to “bridge the gap between East and West” Published 28 Sep, 2017 09:02am

LIVING COLOURS: ‘I don’t plan my artwork; I just create and surprise myself’

Amina Ansari is a British-Pakistani artist living in Islamabad who aims to “bridge the gap between East and... Published 28 Sep, 2017 06:05am

Living Colours: ‘Tedx is not a family entertainment event’

In addition to being the one to introduce Tedx events to Islamabad, Saad Hamid describes himself as an... Published 31 Aug, 2017 07:18am

FROM MY BOOKSHELF: ‘In their lifetimes, most geniuses were underrated’

Q. What are you currently reading? A: I recently picked up Crimson Papers by Harris Khalique. He is a poet in... Published 20 Jul, 2017 07:12am

‘11pc more girls will go to school if there are proper sanitary facilities’

ISLAMABAD: The Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) Working Group celebrated World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2017 at the... Published 20 Jul, 2017 07:12am