In conversation with Tariq Ali, an activist, a filmmaker and a novelist
As the world panics, let’s not forget that humanity overcame many pandemics through science and research
Only a scientific inquiry into the perceptions of the people regarding the pandemic can identify the factors related to irresponsible social behaviour.
Corona-related Facebook posts temporarily flagged as ‘spam’, text messages about having been around the corona-positive move at an accelerated rate on AI-regulated systems
Tapestries of Fading Gardens says a lot about the future of art shows — visit an exhibition from the comfort of your home sofa
Interesting, revealing, and downright bizarre — looking at some peculiar reactions from society to the...
The four men accused in the 2012 Delhi rape and murder case were hanged last week amidst a countdown and...
Tapestries of Fading Gardens says a lot about the future of art shows — visit an exhibition from the...
In these times of self-isolation, we must remember that there have always existed a bunch of humans quite...
The homeless and the stateless don’t figure anywhere in our imagination
A mechanism to assess public satisfaction can be devised to assess police officers’ behaviour with the citizens
This is the time to rethink the role of the state, especially in areas of public health and social insurance
The situation demands momentous decisions. The fear of error must not stop policy makers from making tough choices
The way forward is for the provinces to have the exclusive right to levy sales tax, not just on services but also on goods
Working within an incredible range, Faysal Quraishi has mastered the art of performance. Talking of 27 years and countless characters behind him, he speaks about the TV industry and its evolution.
LGS International hosts a riveting performance of Austrian composer Schubert’s Winterreise, directed by Berlin-based...
The ‘sacking’ of a political science lecturer at GCU recently has again brought to light the sad fact that such...
When some species multiplies beyond its sustainable population, predators kill or devour the excess.
The assumption is that soon it will be all over. Once it is, what we shall have learned as a civilisation is important
The Masters in November? British Open in September? Ryder Cup in flux? Golf’s 2020 plans are under discussion.
Pakistan sports bodies calculate the impact that the delay in Tokyo Olympics is going to have on their athletes’ preparation and consequently on their finances
Here are some activities which can help you cope up with the depressing things happening in these dark times
Any sport that provides you with proper aerobic exercise is good for a healthy heart of all ages
Interesting, revealing, and downright bizarre — looking at some peculiar reactions from society to the spread of coronavirus
The birds arrived back in Lahore after their autumn departures
The assumption is that soon it will be all over. Once it is, what we shall have learned as a civilisation is important
When some species multiplies beyond its sustainable population, predators kill or devour the excess.
The streets are hauntingly quiet. The parks are deserted. The marketplaces is abandoned.
