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The Ancestral Abode of Subcontinent Cinema Legends
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Peshawar, a city with a documented history spanning approximately 2,400 years, is renowned as the birthplace of both local and international film stars who have left an indelible mark on the subcontinent's cinema…
My Dreams Are Haunted by Fears and Dangers
Muhammad Hussain
Quetta: In the aftermath of decades of conflict and instability, millions of Afghan refugees have fled their war-torn country, seeking safety and a better future in neighboring nations like Pakistan.
However, while…
How Rubella Can Affect Children’s Cognitive, Behavioral Growth
Jehangir Khan Tareen
Multan: Rubella is a mild exanthematous infection that resembles a mild form of measles and can potentially lead to fetal infection and birth defects.
According to Dr Imran Rafiq, Senior Medical Officer at Nishtar…
How Sufism Shaped Spiritual Landscape of Southern Punjab
Muhammad Salman Raza
Multan: Sufism, or tasawwuf, is regarded as the mystical heart of Islam, starting with a spark of divine love that aims to awaken the minds and souls of people towards the essence of Islam.
Some scholars argue…
How Social Taboos Hinder Women’s Empowerment
Muhammad Shakeel
Peshawar: Despite various reform initiatives and advocacy platforms, the socio-economic status of women in the province remains largely stagnant. Social limitations and deeply rooted taboos continue to impede the…
Displacement Crisis in Thar’s Coal Mining Frontier
Nighat Aman
Islamabad: While the Sindh government claims that Thar coal is poised to transform Pakistan’s destiny, these efforts are simultaneously creating a displacement crisis for local residents in Thar.
The large-scale acquisition of…
Balahisar Fort Glows with Independence Spirit
Fakhar-e-Alam / APP
Peshawar: The historic Balahisar Fort, an emblem of Pakistan's rich heritage, is adorned with a vibrant display of the national flag's white and green colors in celebration of the nation’s 77th Independence Day.…
August 14: The Apex of Muslims’ Fight for Pakistan
APP
Peshawar: Following the failure of the 1857 War, the Muslims, who had ruled the subcontinent for nearly 800 years, were stripped of all civil, political, constitutional, and economic rights.
Subjected to an unrelenting ordeal of…
‘I wish I could go to school, but my family needs me here’
Joshua J Stephen
Rawalpindi: In the bustling streets of Rawalpindi, amid the vibrant colors and lively chatter, 11-year-old Muhammad Raza can be found diligently selling cloth. His small hands expertly handle the fabric, but it is his…
What’s Behind the Surge in Cancer Cases Among Youth?
News Desk
Islamabad: A recent study indicates that the rate of cancer among the younger generation is rising rapidly compared to the previous century, with young individuals affected by 17 types of cancer.
American and Canadian…