By Shehzad Baloch Bullet-riddled body of famous Balochi and Brahvi folk singer was found in Kanak, Khuzdar district. QUETTA: The bullet-riddled body of a famous Balochi and Brahvi folk singer
By Haris Hanif KARACHI: The second Karachi Literature Festival is going to be organised on February 5 and 6 here at a local hotel. Oxford University Press (OUP), British Council
By Rasul Bakhsh Rais The writer is professor of political science at LUMS [email protected] While we rightly celebrate freedom of media and general freedoms in Pakistan, it is time that
THIS is apropos of ‘50 years ago today’ (Jan 30) wherein it was reported that BBC in its news bulletin described Ghalib as a Hindi poet while reporting a reception
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has tried to counter the political rhetoric that Pakistan could face a Tunisia and Egypt-like situation if the government does not pull up its socks
By Ismail Khan PESHAWAR: The Pakistan Army has begun drawing back thousands of its soldiers from the once seemingly-invincible Taliban stronghold of Swat to turn over security to the civil
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