PSX closes week on negative note as benchmark index sheds 345 points
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed the week on a negative note as the benchmark KSE-100 index shed 345 points, or 0...
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Pakistan345 outlaws held in capital
ISLAMABAD: The capital police arrested 345 people during the last a fortnight and recovered valuables worth over Rs19...
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ArchivePPP grabs most of 345 LG seats
KARACHI: The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) swept most of the 345 seats of the 43 union councils, one union committee, five municipal committees and six town committees falling in 14 districts of Sindh which went to the polls on Wednesday amid tight security, unofficial results showed...
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ArchiveView from abroad: Can’t live with EU — can’t live without EU
THE European Union is gearing up for another bout of prolonged, agonising and internal soul-searching...
Reflection on Europe’s future, its identity and role in a rapidly changing world is certainly necessary -
PakistanSick of love triangles on TV? We love Faysal Qureshi's Mol for rising above
This is a man who keeps his own counsel, and resists defining his feelings for Emaan as love if it would mean ceding any part of his independence...
Naveen Waqar and Faysal Qureshi create a refreshingly new dynamic as a couple who aren’t searching for love as much as they are seeking to understand one another as people...
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PakistanLIVE: Lahore Qalandars win the toss, decide to field first against Multan Sultans
The Lahore Qalandars captain Brendon McCullum won the toss and decided to field first in their Pakistan Super League match with the Multan Sultans on Friday...
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SportLIVE: Quetta Gladiators win the toss, opt to field first against Lahore Qalandars
Quetta Gladiators won the toss and decided to field first against Lahore Qalandars in the fifth match of the Pakistan Super League 2018 in Dubai on Saturday...
Lahore Qalandars: Fakhar Zaman, Sunil Narine, Brendon McCullum (capt), Umar Akmal, Sohail Akhtar, Cameron Delport, Gulraiz Sadaf (wk), Yasir Shah, Raza Hasan, Shaheen Afridi, Mustafizur Rahman...
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BlogsFor Lahore: A lament with love
It was at 9:22am on a spring morning in 2008 when I fell in love with Lahore...
I remember this moment distinctly because the windows of my dorm room shook with the sound of a suicide blast in downtown Lahore...
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ArchiveIn focus: Love Letters to Lahore
There couldn’t have been a better way to conclude the two days of the eventful Lahore Literary Festival (LLF) 2016 than Love Letters, a play by A...
Love Letters is based around childhood friends Andrew Makepeace Ladd III (Imran) and Melissa Gardner (Rehana) whose lifelong correspondence begins with an exchange of birthday cards and notes that continues in form of letters as they grow up over the next 50 years...
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Blogs‘They took my money and India jersey, and gave me love in return’—my week in Lahore on a cricket visa
It specified Lahore only...
My match tickets were only for the Lahore matches and the visa forbade me from going any place else...
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ArchiveSome countries can ‘just live with’ high debt: IMF economists
WASHINGTON: Some countries with high public debt levels might be able to “just live with it,” because cutting back carries its own risks, three IMF officials said in a paper that disputes decades of dogma about the benefits of austerity...
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ArchiveQurban Niazi puts on live performance
The aim of the event was to highlight the messages of love and peace in Sufi poetry, said RAC Resident Director Waqar Ahmed while talking to Dawn...
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ArchiveTackling climate change: How a valley in Pakistan is learning to live with flash floods
High temperature and heavy rain created havoc in the remote Chitral Valley in the Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalayas mountain ranges this July...
At least three lakes that had formed at the end of glaciers either overflowed or burst their banks -
PakistanCourt allows Muslim convert to live with newly-wed husband
A local family court in Mithi on Monday allowed a recently-converted Muslim girl to live with her husband...
"I want to live a peaceful life with my husband," she told reporters...
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ArchiveSenior citizens live in miserable conditions amid hollow slogans by govt
PESHAWAR: Fazal Ghani, 80, a resident of Hazarkhwani area comes every day and squats on footpath in Peshawar Saddar to sell miswak(dry tooth picks) to earn a humble livelihood for his old and sick life partner and also to pay rent of his two-room home...
Decades ago, he had shifted his family from Parango village in Charsadda to Peshawar in search of job but he ended up only as a rickshaw driver all through his life and could raise his...
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