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It was tough, but the budget had some good things tooBy: Muhammad Zahid RifatThere is no denying the that the federal budget for financial year 2020-21, which has already commenced on July

By Syed Mohammad Wajih Zafar Pakistanis have longed for a country free of crime and corruption. They have been gripped in the plague of evil and malpractices that have been made ever so common by

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to seek re-election to the Geneva-based United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), which has 47 elected members.In a note verbal to United Nations Secretary-Gener

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ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on National Health Services Dr Zafar Mirza has said that the year 2019 was challenging for eradication of polio and now the country was implem

The covid-19 pandemic is taking a toll of education tooCOVID 19 is an unprecedented pandemic in human history and the number of infected cases is soaring higher than the average of preceding d

Without reforming recruitment, reform is not possibleBy: Anwar AliMediocrity has become the hallmark of Pakistan’s civil service. Maladies are rampant and numerous ranging from stupor, i

The freedom to think can have a prohibitive costBy: Zainab NajeebWhen I was coming back to Pakistan after completing my masters in the UK, I was met with pitying eyes and words of comfort,

Antigraft bodies should be unifiedBy: Mohib AsadThe erasure, or at least a minimization, of corruption in the body-politic  of the country has been a declared agenda by all political part

The looming race war threatens US dominanceTwo blacks from the graveyard; “I am George Floyd. I know you all know me well; some of you might have heard me crying ‘I cannot breathe, I canno

Today is the International Day against drug abuse and illicit traffickingBy: Aisha YousufEvery year 26 June is observed as the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking