Policing in times of unrest
POLICING is never an easy task, and it gets harder during times of sociopolitical unrest. It tests the law enforcers’ professional capabilities, character, morale and, most importantly, how they get......
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ArchivePunjab govt bans public rallies at Greater Iqbal Park
LAHORE: Chief Minister Hamza Shehbaz has given approval to impose a ban on holding rallies in the Greater Iqbal Park, saying that the use of this historical park for holding public rallies is......
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ArchiveSherry Rehman warns of 50pc cut in mango output
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Climate Change Sherry Rehman on Saturday warned of 50pc cut in production of mangos in the country due to the changing climate.“Pakistan ranks 5th mango producing countries in......
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ArchiveRawalpindi board announces dates for postponed, cancelled SSC papers
RAWALPINDI: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Rawalpindi on Saturday announced that the cancelled and postponed papers of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) annual......
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ArchiveImran, PTI lawmakers booked in two more cases
ISLAMABAD: Two more cases were registered on Saturday against former prime minister Imran Khan and a number of Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) parliamentarians in connection with the party’s May 25 ‘Haqiqi......
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ArchiveWater shortage spares fishpond owners, elite’s lands in Sindh
HYDERABAD: An elderly farmer, Hafiz Aziz Soomro, lost his patience and his voice trembled in anger as he shared his ordeal. “They [irrigation officers] are so scared of influential landlords that......
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ArchiveTHE IMPORTANCE OF BEING NEUTRAL
We have been systematically and successfully undermining the façade of constitutionalism and the impartiality of our judicial and military institutions for years. What we are now reaping is the......
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ArchiveMaryam takes exception to Imran’s call to apex court
BAHAWALPUR: PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz has taken strong exception to PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s call to the Supreme Court seeking unhindered access to Islamabad for his party’s second long......
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ArchiveThe cat-and-mouse game of US sanctions on nuclear Pakistan
WASHINGTON: As Pakistan matched India’s nuclear explosions with a series of its own tests on May 28, 1998, the then US president Bill Clinton swiftly slapped severe sanctions on the country.The......
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Archive1,584 elected unopposed in Balochistan local govt polls
QUETTA: As many as 1,584 candidates of different political parties, independents and tribal panels have been elected unopposed in different urban and rural wards in the local body election, which......
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ArchiveCoalition’s fate in own hands
IN removing part of the unfunded fuel subsidy the PTI gave in February this year as it felt the heat ahead of the March no-confidence move, the coalition government seems to have earned itself a......
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ArchivePunjab not happy with NA body’s water flow evaluation in Sindh
LAHORE: Punjab has questioned the criteria adopted for measuring water flows in River Indus by a sub-committee of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Water Resources during a recent field......
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ArchivePolicing in times of unrest
POLICING is never an easy task, and it gets harder during times of sociopolitical unrest. It tests the law enforcers’ professional capabilities, character, morale and, most importantly, how they get......
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ArchiveLeaked tape hints at Imran’s ‘patch-up’ efforts with Zardari
ISLAMABAD: An audio recording of an alleged telephonic conversation between Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari and property tycoon Malik Riaz was widely reported by the electronic......
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ArchiveTHE IMPORTANCE OF BEING NEUTRAL
We have been systematically and successfully undermining the façade of constitutionalism and the impartiality of our judicial and military institutions for years. What we are now reaping is the......
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ArchiveWalking a tightrope
FROM here on out, the incumbent government will be walking a tightrope. With painful measures inevitable to fix imbalances in the economy, it will be up to Finance Minister Miftah Ismail and his......
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ArchiveWalking a tightrope
FROM here on out, the incumbent government will be walking a tightrope. With painful measures inevitable to fix imbalances in the economy, it will be up to Finance Minister Miftah Ismail and his......
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ArchiveTeacher engagement
WE often talk about engaging students, enabling them to become lifelong learners and helping them improve academically. We focus much less on faculty engagement in schools and colleges. As a result,......
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