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Karzai said that Afghanistan will not become a battle ground for proxy wars and welcomed Pakistan's offer of support. Full Story
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • ISLAM IN AMERICA
    Falling short of solutions
  • BOOK REVIEW
    High drama in the sky
  • TRAILBLAZERS
    Sky is the limit for Pakistan’s women fighter pilots
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    • Colonel Imam: Ideologue or pragmatist?
      Can Colonel Imam play a role in any future or ongoing talks with the Afghan Taliban?
    • Women sans ideology
      How are gender quotas going to change the reality of female foeticide across India every year, asks Jawed Naqvi.
    • Unmitigable torture
      No right is more commonly violated in Pakistan than the right to the dignity of a person: I.A. Rehman.
    • ISI chief
      Gen Pasha may deserve the nation’s gratitude for services rendered but is he really indispensable?
    • Oghi attack
      The attack on World Vision reflects the insecure atmosphere in which foreign NGOs work in Pakistan.
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    CRICKET
    The PCB's disciplinary actions have been inconsistent, and Younis Khan deserves better.
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    UNDERGROUND MUSIC
    An 18-year-old rapper uses his lyrics as a way to comprehend and connect with his environment.
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    PROVINCE
    How much magic can sand cast on one? An indefinite amount, a traveller finds out on a journey to Thar.
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    WORLD
    The child’s physical disability has turned him into a religious icon while parents just want him surgically treated.
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    100% MAN MADE
    The government should not try to micromanage the morality of young Pakistanis.
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    SCI-TECH
    The blockage of the Hunza spells doomsday for communities dwelling along the basins of the Indus River.