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Going back in time on the banks of the Indus

The journey began the moment we veered onto the newly built Hakla-D.I. Khan Motorway, leaving Islamabad for a landscape that felt almost...

yesterday 8

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Omar Mukhtar Khan

The rise and ruin of Keti Bunder

“Ye teesra sheher hai (This is the third city),” Haji Umer Sholani Baloch quipped, watching the Indus’ floodwaters push past Kotri barrage and...

wednesday 10

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Mohammad Hussain Khan

The crisis no one sees: How climate change is rewriting childhood in Pakistan

Protecting children is not just limited to the provision of food, shelter, and education; it is also about ensuring their mental and emotional...

01.12.2025 1

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Dr Saima Bint-E-Saif

Hara-kiri in Perth: Can Stokes reincarnate Test cricket from the ashes

There is a reason it's called Test cricket. It does not reward brilliance in flashes. It demands the slow burn of genius. It asks for stamina of...

27.11.2025 20

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Junaid Aziz

Jinnah’s federal court was a bridge. The 27th Amendment burns it

The promulgation of the 27th Amendment marks a moment of unmistakable constitutional rupture in Pakistan. For the first time, the Supreme Court has...

26.11.2025 3

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Mian Sami Ud-Din