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AMMONIUM nitrate is used in making explosive materials and bombs. And in high temperature, it emits gaseous emissions which are very hazardous....
APROPOS the article ‘Today, 30 years, ago’ (Aug 7). It would be interesting to recall what led to Ghulam Ishaq Khan’s ‘’constitutional...
BY losing the first Test against England at Old Trafford, a match they had in the bag for the most part of four days, Pakistan has lost an advantage...
THE Punjab Assembly has courted needless controversy, and given that matters of religion are involved, defusing it will be far from straightforward....
A MAJOR stumbling block standing in the way of peace between the government in Kabul and the Afghan Taliban may have been removed with the...
I WAS thrilled to read the announcement by Lt-Gen Muhammad Afzal, chairman of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), that cleaning of...
AUG 5 was the darkest day in the history of India-occupied Kashmir when India flouted the resolutions passed by United Nations and annexed the...
THE Covid-19 outbreak has thus far claimed 700,000 lives across the world but the true magnitude of its impact will be felt in the months to come. As...
IT is difficult to describe in words the devastating blast that rocked the Lebanese capital Beirut last week. Watching the footage of the massive...
THE launch of the multibillion-dollar, Dubai-style city project on the Ravi riverfront does not sit well with the PTI government’s election...
IT was sad to see the departure of Tania Aidrus and Dr Zafar Mirza from their advisory roles recently. There is no doubt regarding their capabilities...
A YEAR ago, India revoked Articles 370 and 35-A of its Constitution and annexed the valley of Kashmir to the Indian Union. This was in utter defiance...
FOR centuries, the elusive snow leopards ruled some of the highest peaks in the world, living and hunting at altitudes ranging between 900 to 6,000...
EMBOLDENED by the falling positivity rate and lower coronavirus-related hospital admissions, the National Command and Operation Centre has allowed the...
THE peace process in Afghanistan has reached a critical stage. Stakes are high for everyone concerned, none more so than the people of Afghanistan who...
As the curve flattens that reflects a significant decrease of Covid-19 cases throughout the country paving way for the opening up of public spaces,...
THIS is with reference to the article ‘Double Standards’ (Aug 4). Apparently, the writer knows little about Xinjiang and China’s policy. The...
ELEMENTS opposed to Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar may be deriving satisfaction from what they have just been served up. NAB announced it would go...
THE decision of the Council of Common Interests to constitute a committee to “look into the issue of fair distribution of water among the...
IT is rare for high officials in Pakistan to publicly criticise ‘friendly’ and ‘brotherly’ countries over foreign policy differences. However,...
I WISH to express my disappointment on the resignation of Tania Aidrus, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Digital Pakistan. The reasons cited...
TWO massive explosions rocked Beirut on Aug 4 flattening much of the port and severely damaging buildings across the capital. One’s heart goes out...
ON Wednesday, a Jamaat-i-Islami rally in Karachi, staged in solidarity with the people of India-held Kashmir — which recently marked one year since...
IT is hard to weigh the signs of ‘early economic recovery’ seen in July against the significant loss of business confidence as computed by a...
NEARLY five months after the first Covid-19 cases were detected in Pakistan, all indicators suggest that we have managed to prevent the all-out...
APROPOS the article ‘Outside the box’ (July 25). The writer has — correctly — indicated that first we have to think within the box before...
AUGUST 5 is yet another black day in the history of Indian occupied Kashmir. This is the date when the RSS-inspired Modi-led fascist Indian government...
THE abolition of more than 71,000 federal jobs in BPS-1 to BPS-16 — or over 10pc of around 680,000 sanctioned posts — is a welcome step towards a...
THE Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary this week, can look back on its history with both satisfaction...
A DAY before the country observed Yaum-i-Istehsal to mark one year since the special status of India-held Kashmir was revoked by New Delhi, a new map...
AFTER the merger of the Warid network with Mobilink, the quality of services of the Warid network has tremendously dropped. A redressal of the issues...
THE world is in the grip of coronavirus where lockdowns and social distancing are the new norm. Governments around the world are facing criticism from...
EVEN though the Gandhara Trail was earlier cancelled due to the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, with the number of cases steadily rising in the...
A SIGNIFICANT course correction seems to be on the horizon for the country’s commercial aviation sector. Some days ago, a special cabinet committee...
AFTER declaring a ‘caliphate’ in parts of Iraq and Syria in 2014, the self-styled Islamic State group has unleashed a reign of terror in this...
I THINK it can be safely assumed that the rampant spread of Covid-19 has been substantially contained in Pakistan, in spite of a decrease in the...
TARIQ Khosa’s piece ‘Baloch nationalism’ (July 20) is full of factual errors and historical inaccuracies. While it would take us too far afield...
A CONSIDERABLE decrease in the number of active Covid-19 cases in the past couple of weeks has resulted in the easing of restrictions, the opening up...
THE fact that the National Disaster Management Authority — a federal agency which, by virtue of its very definition, is designed to move in and...
ONE year after India’s revocation of Articles 370 and 35A, the situation in India-held Kashmir remains a powder keg of anger and repression. Ravaged...
HEALTHCARE is considered one of the most important departments in any society. It is essential for a government to facilitate and take care of the...
THIS is apropos your editorial ‘Hagia Sophia decision’ (July 12) in which you have regretted the decision of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of...
ONCE again, Islamabad’s Marghazar Zoo is in the news for all the wrong reasons. A few days ago, a nine-year-old lioness died upon her arrival to a...
THE spectre of the coronavirus continues to haunt Pakistan as the nation celebrates Eidul Azha, the feast of sacrifice. A question that deserves...
HAVING further tightened its anti-terror financing laws, Pakistan appears to be much better placed for its next assessment by the Financial Action...
I RECENTLY read an interesting book Between Dreams and Realities: Some Milestones in Pakistan’s History authored by ex-federal minister Sartaj Aziz....
I NEED not elaborate on what happened to Karachi when the clouds burst and a short spell of approximately two hours of rain submerged the whole city....
PAKISTAN is plagued by lawlessness, it is often said. This perception is perhaps most heightened when extrajudicial murders are justified, or when...
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