Does an administrative/ executive body have the prerogative to curb free speech?
PML-N sweeps by-polls in the Punjab as internal discord takes its toll on the PTI narrative
AI deep-fake videos are being used for fraud, blackmail and data theft
A number of nano influencers who recently trained at Circle’s tech hub, look poised to up their game
The recent visit to Pakistan by the Iranian president aimed at giving an unusual boost to trade ties between the two countries
The recent visit to Pakistan by the Iranian president aimed at giving an unusual boost to trade ties between the two countries
T he three epistemic classifications are often...
IMF’s advocacy for higher taxes on tobacco products seeks to curb cigarette consumption and bolster government revenue
The decision to halt the procurement of robotic surgical systems underscores the importance of prioritising essential health services
Climate change, poor vector control, and lack of health facilities continue to add to Pakistan’s malaria burden
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A number of nano influencers who recently trained at Circle’s tech hub, look poised to up their game
A shortage of lamination paper is said to be causing delays in passport deliveries, much to the distress of the...
Flash floods caused by torrential rains wreaked havoc in many cities of Balochistan
Talking to some of the elderly lot is like navigating through a maze of emotions, each on an entirely different...
Our grapplers have wasted yet another opportunity to qualify for this summer’s Paris Olympics
“I’m at the age,” the game’s proverbial good guy shares, “where I think maturity comes in, experience comes in, the love for the sport kicks in more”
In 1993 Waqar Younis took 55 wickets at a strike rate of just 29.43 balls per wicket, the only instance when a bowler in this exalted list of 105 has achieved a strike rate of under 30 balls per wicket for any given year.
Does an administrative/ executive body have the prerogative to curb free speech?
PML-N sweeps by-polls in the Punjab as internal discord takes its toll on the PTI narrative
The Twentieth Century saw the emergence of a discourse against making various disciplines in social science ‘scientific’
The recent visit to Pakistan by the Iranian president aimed at giving an unusual boost to trade ties between the two countries
These senior citizens are forced to spend their golden years visiting pension offices endlessly and demonstrating about the difficulties they face in getting their dues rather than being able to retire in peace