Stories by Yusra Jabeen
Here are some tips to make your visit to a mental health professional easier
Published 21 Sep, 2018 12:13pm
Remaking classics is a daunting task as it is ─ but why would you call a film a remake and then change the entire plot?
Published 23 Dec, 2017 01:00pm
Located where once the iconic Café Grand stood, it's an effort to remind Pakistan of its rich artistic roots
Updated 30 Nov, 2017 11:36am
Behram Khan is one of the many children hoping for acceptance and visibility in society.
Updated 27 Nov, 2017 02:35pm
Could you share a bike with a total stranger as part of your daily commute? I did, and I'm a woman
Published 09 Nov, 2017 08:56am
The Grid creators vociferously campaign against conventional wisdom that says pursuing a career in arts is impractical
Updated 27 Sep, 2017 11:27am
I went to one of SSP's coveted meetups to see what the event offers women. Here's what I found out
Published 21 Sep, 2017 02:10pm
Plot holes aside, the comedy show manages to hit the right notes
Published 09 Sep, 2017 02:25pm
The period house, now called TDF Ghar, had fallen prey to land mafia after years of disuse.
Updated 23 Aug, 2017 09:11am
What happens to the woman who sees her brother set their sister on fire because she had fallen in love?
Published 24 Jul, 2017 02:15pm
Municipal laws allow authorities to poison or shoot stray dogs with impunity.
Updated 03 May, 2017 10:49pm
Dr Adil Haider joins the ranks of seven US presidents, several world leaders and two Nobel Prize winners with the award.
Updated 28 Mar, 2017 05:53am
KARACHI: Former president Asif Ali Zardari on Wednesday defended former ambassador to the US Husain Haqqani, saying...
Published 23 Mar, 2017 07:06am
Engineer Ayaz Hussain's younger brother in Sudan informed family in Badin that he was abducted over a week ago.
Updated 20 Mar, 2017 08:14pm
Some district admin officials have asked locals to keep eye on "suspicious individuals who look like Pashtuns": HRCP.
Updated 21 Jun, 2017 02:24pm
Pakistan defence minister rejects the term "Islamic terrorism", calls out US president for using it frequently.
Updated 20 Feb, 2017 12:20am
Rangers conducted drill earlier on Friday before the mall opened for public, the spokesperson says.
Updated 18 Feb, 2017 09:18am
This is the first time since 2001 that a journalist hasn't been killed in retaliation for their work, CPJ says.
Published 19 Dec, 2016 10:06pm
The Kuwait-based shipping corporation has reportedly not paid the workers their dues, which amounts to around Rs20m.
Updated 05 Jan, 2017 11:43pm
Digital Rights Foundations launches "free, safe, and confidential" hotline for victims of online harassment.
Updated 29 Nov, 2016 05:35pm
