Behind enemy lines: Captain Muath al-Kasaesbeh Riz Published a day ago
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Imran's legend: Forcing Misbah to be the "cornered tiger"
Our nation tends to idolise our heroes and in doing so, often forgets that great things can be achieved by mortal men too. Imran K…
Why Pakistan should celebrate the eradication of dracunculiasis
Initially, there are no symptoms, but then it slowly emerges from the skin during an excruciatingly painful 30 days. OTIS Archive …
Excellent healthcare is being provided in Pakistan, but...
I learned that the quality of healthcare in Pakistan can beat even that in advanced economies, but its cost is too high. Reuters …
Grave matters: A bazaar atop a graveyard
"One day, the grave is there and the next day someone has built a shop over the grave," says Waseem.AFP/file A cobbler began m…
Pakistanis, can we trust each other?
Bad news from Pakistan are all partial truths: the versions of events that sell because theyre exciting and spicy. AFP I was …
Insurance against child labour: An admirable initiative by NRSP
Their place is in school and not in the factories. Still, millions of children work, many in hazardous conditions, to support thei…
Adrenaline rush: Dr Jamali holds her own when all is chaos
At the best of times, there is chaos at Jinnah Hospitals emergency ward, and since Karachi is no stranger to violence and accident…
Why Deepika's fearless disclosure is important for South Asia
However, based on my own mini-scientific enquiry (i.e. a few Google searches), the vastness of instability in our society, the ala…
Food Stories: King of the Pakistani tea trolley
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