Zahrah Mazhar
It may be easy to wax lyrical about superstars like biryani and nihari, but how does one make daal maash alluring?
Published 22 Sep, 2023 02:21pm
Will bots be running Pakistan’s newsroom? Not quite yet.
Published 04 Sep, 2023 10:47am
If it was good enough for the Stones, it’s good enough for me.
Published 06 May, 2023 12:14pm
The key is to factor in getting lost instead of worrying about it. Because when you do, you’ll come across the bits that aren’t found in travel guides.
Updated 28 Apr, 2023 05:02pm
Moroccan food goes beyond North African flavours with Arab and French influences integrated into the cuisine.
Published 08 Apr, 2023 02:05pm
Take pictures, fawn over the many cats, smile at the kids who look at you curiously and of course, eat — and you would have spent your time well in this city.
Updated 04 Sep, 2023 10:41am
Pakistan faced two types of inundations in 2022. One literally in the form of the unprecedented floods, the other metaphorically through the unaccountable audio leaks.
Published 24 Mar, 2023 03:45pm
The villagers didn't have much to begin with, but the floods have taken away even the roofs over their heads.
Updated 11 Sep, 2022 05:13pm
LASBELA: If you are travelling to Bela for the first time, you are unlikely to even notice the destruction caused by...
Published 09 Sep, 2022 06:47am
That Imran Khan's statement about Mariam Nawaz at the Multan rally reeks of innuendo and sexism cannot be debated.
Published 21 May, 2022 06:56am
Go for the Grecian vibes and stay for the arayes and other mezze.
Published 16 Mar, 2022 11:43am
The pavilion represents the heart of Pakistan, albeit a skilfully curated and digitally enhanced version of it.
Updated 11 Mar, 2022 12:36pm
Travelling for business or for pleasure? Stick to necessity.
Updated 01 Sep, 2020 10:32am
Stories of people across the globe coming to terms with the 'new normal' during the virus-enforced lockdown.
Updated 22 May, 2020 12:29pm
The Medina quarter of Tunis doesn’t pander to tourists. It's where you genuinely experience the city and its people.
Updated 24 Mar, 2023 03:59pm
The trick to making the most of this picturesque town is simple: don’t overthink what to do, where to go, what to eat.
Updated 17 Apr, 2023 02:26am
Senior journalist and former assistant editor Dawn Abul Hasanat passed away after a brief illness on Oct 5. He was 69.
Published 07 Oct, 2019 09:31am
Qatar sets itself apart by focusing on areas other Gulf countries seem to consider secondary, such as wellness and art.
Updated 17 Oct, 2019 05:11pm
As throngs of tourists descending upon the city romanticise its past, today's 'modern' Istanbul is often overlooked.
Updated 21 Dec, 2019 06:43pm
Moments before his surrender, gone was the Sharif who was thundering only a few hours ago while talking to the media.
Updated 15 Jul, 2018 02:31pm
