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THE SENSIBLE BALOCH

Journalist and writer Sajid Hussain was living in exile in Sweden when he disappeared in 2020; later, his body was found in a river.

Mohammed Hanif Updated 11 Nov, 2024 08:56am

ENVIRONMENT: TO BREATHE OR NOT TO BREATHE?

Despite having ample data and understanding of pollution patterns, Punjab has failed to take policy decisions to combat the

Sheheryar Khan Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

WORLD: CAN THE UN SUSPEND ISRAEL?

Given the US’s veto power in the Security Council, it may be politically very difficult, but it is legally possible.

Aidan Hehir Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

OUTSIDE EDGE: THE PAK CRICKET CLOWN CAR

The freak Test-series win against England, while a cause for elation, should not blind us to the mismanagement at the heart of Pak

Ahsan Butt Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

HUMOUR: EVERY BYTE YOU TAKE

Is giving tech giants access to personal information for a ‘better’ user experience worth the trade-off?

Z. Umair Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

EXHIBITION: THE WALLS WE BUILD

Themes of conflict and separation define the dramatic canvases that Abid Hasan creates

Cosima Jane Brand Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

ARTSPEAK: IN DEFENCE OF THE TANGIBLE

As artificial intelligence and online interactions increasingly define our relationship with the world and other people,

Durriya Kazi Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: THE NEW MANICHAEANS

Manichaean dualism, an ancient belief in the eternal struggle between good and evil, shapes many modern populist narratives.

Nadeem F. Paracha Updated 10 Nov, 2024 11:05am

EPICURIOUS: BUFFET ON THE WATER

The Dubai Marina dinner cruise allows one to explore the city’s vertical skyline from the aquatic angle while indulging in a

Faisal Quraishi Updated 12 Nov, 2024 12:18pm

ADVICE: AUNTIE AGNI

‘How Do I Balance Family, Finances and Career?’

From InpaperMagazine Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

GARDENING: DANGEROUS SEEDS

While most fruit and vegetable seeds pack plenty of health benefits, some of them can have unintended health

Dr Khwaja Ali Shahid Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

HOW THE US SUSTAINS ISRAEL’S WAR CRIMES

US's financial and military support of Israel for decades is the reason why the Zionist state is able to carry out the genocide in Palestine and war crimes in Lebanon.

Ejaz Haider Updated 03 Nov, 2024 10:57am

SOCIETY: HOW TO KILL THE STAGED ENCOUNTER

Police in Pakistan follow a set template when it comes to staging fake ‘encounters’, as shown in the recent case of blasphemy...

Mahar Murrawat Hussain Updated 09 Nov, 2024 10:29pm

CRICKET: INTRODUCING ‘AQIBBALL’

The recent high-stakes Pakistan-England Test series saw Pakistan finally leverage home advantage to full effect to end a three...

Muhammad Abu Bakar Farooq Published 03 Nov, 2024 09:43am

DATA: WITHIN THE MARGIN OF ERROR

A pollster with three decades of experiences explains why the margin of error matters more than ever in reading polls about the

Doug Schwartz Published 03 Nov, 2024 09:37am

KARACHI BIENNALE: ART AND SUSTENANCE

The Karachi Biennale, spread across five locations and featuring the works of local and international artists, reminds us of the

Nusrat Khawaja Published 03 Nov, 2024 09:26am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: THE POLITICS OF ‘ANTI-POLITICS’

The anarchic and emotional brand of politics that the PTI has been engaging in is an attempt at barnstorming the mainstream political arena from the outside.

Nadeem F. Paracha Published 03 Nov, 2024 09:11am

NON-FICTION: PAKISTAN THROUGH THE AGES

The mere sweep of a voluminous tome, encapsulating centuries of Indian and Pakistani history, inspires awe. But some of its

Farooq Sulehria Published 10 Nov, 2024 10:06am

NON-FICTION: LOOK BACK WITH CHARM AND HUMILITY

The memoirs of a decorated army officer’s wife describes the idiosyncrasies of military life, the glamour of travel, and also the

Taha Ali Published 10 Nov, 2024 10:02am

NON-FICTION: LEGACIES IN CLAY

A coffee-table book by a celebrated potter and ceramist delves into the art of earthenware across Pakistan and the artisans behind

Shahzad Hasan Published 10 Nov, 2024 09:45am

COLUMN: HINDI AND URDU

Since my last column about Saadat Hasan Manto’s story ‘Tamasha’, I came across his sketch ‘Hindi Aur Urdu’ (1954). Then I read

Claire Chambers Published 10 Nov, 2024 09:41am

NON-FICTION: THE INTRACTABLE REVOLUTIONARY

Yet another book on the late leftist leader Meraj Muhammad Khan is a comprehensive look at his life and struggles, bringing

Parvez Rahim Published 03 Nov, 2024 10:53am

FICTION: RAISING THE DEAD

A debut novel by a Pakistani civil servant, based on the realities of Pakistani society, has hints of autobiographical details...

Rehana Alam Published 03 Nov, 2024 10:33am

NON-FICTION: AGAINST THE ODDS

Blending humour, personal anecdotes and correctives on history, an engaging autobiography offers a roadmap to those let down by

Muhammad Suhayb Published 03 Nov, 2024 10:26am

COLUMN: ADIEU, RAHAT SAEED

The prolific and leading English author from the past century E.M. Forster famously wrote: “Two cheers for...

Harris Khalique Published 03 Nov, 2024 10:16am

LIVEWIRE: THE WORLD ON OUR STAGE

The recently concluded 38-day World Culture Festival, involving over 350 artists from seven countries at the Arts Council

Peerzada Salman Updated 12 Nov, 2024 12:20pm

THE GRAPEVINE

Singer Sara Raza Khan’s assertion about the paucity of singing talent in the country has caused quite a stir in showbiz circles

PYT Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

STREAMING: TAKE A TIME OUT

Clocking in at 92 minutes, Time Cut is a long, uninvolving and tiring piece of pointlessness

Farheen Jawaid Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

WIDE ANGLE: TALKING ABOUT GRIEF

Andrew Garfield and Elmo are going viral with their moving chat on Sesame Street on an issue most shy away from discussing

Lauren Breen Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

THE TUBE

A child of divorce, Warisha (Laiba Khan) is trained by her self-centred mother and stepfather to hate her late father’s family

Sadaf Haider Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

CINEMASCOPE; BRAVING THE STORM

The Bangladeshi film Toofan is a showcase of how utterly indebted its narrative and stylistic choices are to the Indian film

Mohammad Kamran Jawaid Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

SPOTLIGHT: WHEN GOOD GOES BAD

Lead actors have long been reinventing themselves as villains to stay relevant in films, with each generation adding its own

Muhammad Suhayb Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

STYLE: ‘AT LEAST THERE WAS A CATWALK’

The recent two-day ‘Fashion Week’ in Karachi organised by the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan reminded one of glory days

Maliha Rehman Published 03 Nov, 2024 06:57am

Trump’s America — a new economy

Trump’s policies may have far reaching negative effects across the globe, especially on emerging markets and countries like

Nasir Jamal Updated 11 Nov, 2024 09:30am

Lowering crop production costs

Costly structural inefficiencies need to be addressed lest the agriculture sector falls behind on export competitiveness

Khalid Saeed Wattoo | Dr Waqar Ahmad Updated 11 Nov, 2024 10:09am

The overworked and underpaid

About 40pc of employed labourers work over 49 hours a week, with the undocumented informal sector potentially worse off

Saadiya Atiq Updated 11 Nov, 2024 05:46pm

Enabling small businesses

Along with monetary easing the government needs to let the economy take off by fostering an environment of inclusivity and

Mohiuddin Aazim Updated 11 Nov, 2024 10:46am

Building a technological future

Pakistan emerges as a financially attractive destination for IT outsourcing due to its cost competitiveness and growing talent

Sara Danial Updated 11 Nov, 2024 11:21am

Sugarcane — an unviable crop

Frustrated sugarcane farmers lament stalled announcement of price rates and export allowance

Mohammad Hussain Khan Updated 11 Nov, 2024 11:43am

KSE 100-share index fluctuations

Chart by Rehan Ahmed

From the Newspaper Published 11 Nov, 2024 07:58am

Rupee report: Weekly rupee-dollar parity

Chart by RA

From the Newspaper Published 11 Nov, 2024 07:56am

The hidden cost of sharing online

Sharing is caring — sounds cliché, doesn’t it? From a very young age, you’re encouraged to share your snacks...

Mirha Asif Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Mailbox

This is regarding the story “The boy who didn’t need a bike” by Mahnoor Sohail (YW, October 5). The

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Opinion: Culture, the way of life

The word ‘culture’ is derived from the Latin word ‘cultura’, meaning ‘to cultivate.’ It plays a crucial...

Faisal Khan Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Movie review: Red One

If you have difficulty accepting myths passed down by elders, struggle with managing your parents, or often think...

Muhammad Suhayb Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

TIPS FOR STAYING SECURE AND AVOIDING TEMPTATION

This is important, and that’s why on top of the tips. Before you share any content on social media, ask yourself if it is

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Advice: Beyond borders

A student’s roadmap to international education and surviving away from home

Mahnoor Ilyas Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Art Corner

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:12am

Quiz

Quiz Master Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:12am