Hajrah Mumtaz
Music also speaks a dialogue of its own.
Published 30 Dec, 2019 07:15am
Musician, mathematician, singer, satirist ... how much more talent can be asked for?
Published 16 Dec, 2019 07:19am
Cohen’s voice in song is unique, yet crucial is the magic of the words he employs.
Published 02 Dec, 2019 07:06am
The point is that pop culture cannot be dismissed.
Published 18 Nov, 2019 06:56am
Over the years, the state has abdicated even its basic responsibilities.
Published 04 Nov, 2019 07:07am
The first condition for reading is literacy. That is where we are failing.
Published 21 Oct, 2019 07:09am
Is it a good or bad thing for the young to access digital resources for knowledge?
Published 09 Sep, 2019 06:47am
Even when presented with scientific findings, many continue to deny climate change.
Published 26 Aug, 2019 06:48am
Somewhere out there is a cherry-red Tesla Roadster reflecting Earth’s image.
Published 29 Jul, 2019 06:59am
Imported animals are barely offered protection.
Published 15 Jul, 2019 07:01am
There is an increasing predilection for social media to bring home the word.
Published 01 Jul, 2019 07:14am
The advertising world has turned murky in modern times.
Published 17 Jun, 2019 06:51am
Private schools continue to operate as cartels holding society hostage.
Published 03 Jun, 2019 07:27am
Efforts to provide safety to the citizenry are, across the board, lacking.
Published 20 May, 2019 07:12am
Speed and precision are essential, and can be sometimes brutal.
Published 22 Apr, 2019 06:59am
Does the state have the right to regulate the private lives of citizens?
Published 08 Apr, 2019 07:13am
Pakistan has 11 firearms in civilian hands per 100 people.
Published 25 Mar, 2019 07:10am
The very idea of science fiction becoming reality is utterly beguiling.
Published 11 Mar, 2019 07:37am
In their helplessness, people in need of funds turn to Shylocks.
Published 25 Feb, 2019 07:10am
Newsmen today tend no longer to have ink-stained fingers.
Published 11 Feb, 2019 07:13am
