Editorial: The price of Kashmir's occupation is getting higher for India with each passing day
By converting the valley into an open-air jail, India has forced Kashmiris to resist the occupation by whatever means possible.
Frequent and arbitrary transfers in the Punjab police highlight the flagrant abuse of authority
Political interference in police functions hinders rule of law and can seriously undermine the enforcement of fundamental rights.
'An absolute cricketing legend': Sporting world, others react to Dean Jones' death
Cricketers from around the world write tributes and send his family their condolences on social media.
Red Zone Files: Noisy quiet meetings
There are many influential people within PML-N who have never been comfortable with the aggressive anti-establishment policy.
Without affirmative state action to establish gender equality, all efforts to protect women will prove in vain
The experience of all nations shows that severe penalties do not cause a decline in crime.
Disrupting women’s rights protests, one male journo at a time
The prevalent attitudes and misogyny of most newsrooms in Pakistan spills over at events organised by women, for women.
‘Are people to be left to die?’ Vaccine pleas fill UN summit
Leaders are finding a shred of common ground as the world nears a staggering one million confirmed deaths from the pandemic.
It is critical to take stock of how various stimulus measures undertaken by govt and SBP have fared in reality
The question is: how much was given to whom in the name of fighting the pandemic and helping the poor?
Sajjad Ali is my personal favourite, shares Sonu Nigam
"It was so sweet of him to wait till I arrive so we may meet for the first time in our lives," the Kal Ho Na Ho star posted.
Removal of paintings from the National Art Gallery being termed as 'theft'
"Once the artwork enters into the gallery’s inventory, it becomes a national asset that no one can remove from the gallery."
'Where Is My Name?': Afghan campaign to include mothers' names on ID cards stirs heated debate
Laleh Osmany vows to continue struggle as Taliban condemn the campaign.
Editorial: Baldia fire stands out because it was an unparalleled atrocity
When the crime was committed, MQM had a mafia-like grip over much of Karachi.
Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik welcome their first child together
"The love I feel for this tiny human is beyond my understanding," posted the Pillowtalk singer.
Editorial: Denouncing Nawaz as 'anti-state' after his MPC speech is a repugnant line of attack
The govt and opposition must start a healthy political ‘fight’ that draws the line at accusing each other of being unpatriotic.
Reporting rape: The system is a monster every step of the way
If we can’t do anything else, we should at least improve the quality of state-citizen engagement post-incident.
Pitfalls after the MPC
Most parties at the multiparty conference have played into the hands of the establishment when it suited their interests.
You're no Mother Teresa, Shaniera Akram schools Kangana Ranaut
The Queen actor found herself in hot waters while calling out industry celebs (read: Deepika Padukone) for being drug-addicts
Khalid Ahmad bags best actor at Harlem International Film Festival
"I have never received a single award in Pakistan ever, so getting an international award is a great feeling," he revealed.
Quiet burns the fire: The Baldia factory tragedy
The Baldia incident holds the unfortunate distinction of being the deadliest factory fire in recorded human history.
Opposition and establishment will continue to play a game of cat and mouse for some time to come
Sharif’s speech was aggressive. But it would be a disservice to him to view it as a declaration of battle.