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Category: Columns

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Death and truth

APRIL 23 marked six months since the death of journalist Arshad Sharif in Kenya. This week the Pakistan Press Foundation announced the 2023 Press Freedom Award for the journalist posthumously on the eve of World Press Freedom Day. Although Arshad Sharif’s murder is now over six months old, the mystery surrounding his death remains unsolved. According...

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The invisible problem

POLITICS in Pakistan is like an Abbas Mastan film (think Race) where twists and turns come faster than an Agatha Christie novel and the end brings so much relief from the edge-of-the-seat moments that no one wants to think of the holes in the plots. The only difference is that no one — just no...

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Christian Maid accused of Blasphemy in Govt School, PakPattan

Musarat Bibi, a Christian woman employed as a peon in the Government Girls Higher Secondary School 66 E/B situated in the Arif-Wala Pakpattan Pakistan, has been arrested on the accusation of desecrating Holy Quran, when she was cleaning the storeroom cupboards along with the gardener Mohammad Sarmand on the orders of the school administration. While...

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How to change an unhealthy lifestyle

There are several steps you can take to start controlling an unhealthy lifestyle: Start by taking stock of your current lifestyle and identifying any habits that may be detrimental to your health, such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, lack of exercise, poor diet, or inadequate sleep. Once you’ve identified your unhealthy habits, set realistic goals...

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The Taliban conundrum

FAR from easing, Pakistan’s Afghan dilemma has become more acute in recent months. Despite several high-level interactions with Kabul aimed at securing its cooperation to contain the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which resides in Afghanistan, little headway seems to have been made. This is evident from the continuing surge in attacks in Pakistan conducted by TTP...

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Helping Young generation to become Financial Literate

When young people get to know, how to manage money, they are equipped with a skill that is key to making their dreams a reality and bringing reality to their dreams. I always be a finance person, budgeting, financial systems management from roots to higher multi donor reporting, I always enjoying and passionate about my...

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Precarious talks process

IMRAN Khan holds the key and could jettison the Supreme Court-nudged talks between the government and opposition on a likely same-day election date for the national and the four provincial assembly elections. So, much is riding on the process.   The talks which reported some progress, as we slipped into the weekend, with negotiators on...

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“Be Positive”

As we navigate through the challenges of life, it’s important to remember that positivity can make all the difference. A positive attitude has been linked to better mental health, stronger relationships, and even greater success in achieving our goals. Embracing a positive mindset can help us to see opportunities where others see obstacles, open ourselves...

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Educational backwardness and way farward

It will not be wrong to state that a society without education and knowledge becomes repository of hopelessness. Education is one of the most powerful weapons that can be used to fight poverty in under-developed world . A good education can liberate one’s mind, open up opportunities, and provide the necessary tools for a better...

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Women’s fight for their rights: Still a long way to go

International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8th March every year—a day dedicated to the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of the womenfolk. The history of women’s day dates back to the early 20th century when the world was witnessing unprecedented industrial and business growth, which paved way for women to work in factories, mills...