PakistanToday

Their tale of communal love, harmony and peace By Hassnain Malik We used to go to whichever village in Chitral, made a list of the earthquake victims, and then visited their

Doing it now with maps By Rameez Mahesar History shows that India has always been flaunting its malevolent behaviour towards Pakistan. Until now, it has left no stone unt

Paperazzi

https://issuu.com/pakistantoday-paperazzi/docs/pakistan_today_paperazzi_issue_324_nov_17th__2019

Need to take decisive actionBy: Saira ShahlianiThe problem of child marriages continues unabated in many developing countries. Our country is also not immune to this issue. This is one of

E-paper The dependent

https://issuu.com/abidoon/docs/td_issue_145

Why the USA lost in Vietnam– and now in Afghanistan By Muhammad Asif Baloch War is like a game which has rules and regulations to play with hearts and minds. But in war

The state is being changed irrevocably By Dr Rajkumar Singh Globalisation and its all-pervasive adverse effects on society have resulted in a growing discontent and disen

Modi’s economic management ignores the ordinary citizen By Pitamber Kaushik As the Indian rupee hit a new low, exports fell 9.7%, and growth rates slid to a six-year na

The Long March is the culmination of post-9/11 changes in attitude By Khalid Ranjha “Ecclesiastical princes alone have states without defending them, have subjects with

The demise of Indian secularism By B Z Khasru India has just set an example of how a nation can retreat into darkness, with its Supreme Court ruling on Saturday that a Hi

Coaching academies have a negative roleBy: Anwar AliThe fault is in my stars, a trite excuse to obscure one’s underperformance. Another vindication could be that the marking system emplo

Foreign

A 33-year-old Indian-origin man in the US allegedly stabbed his wife to death and then hanged himself because he was jealous of her liking for Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan, Hindustan Times reported.