What is the newly-wed woman of today to think about her new family – should she dread her in-laws or dream of eternal happiness with the husband? For Malo, an active blogger, the answer is heavily inspired by Islam as she writes in her post “The hot new M
Published04 Apr, 201210:44pm
From the hotness of the new mehram in a girl's life to saying no to a potential date, online chat rooms and blogs deal with religion and twenty-first century issues in an appealing manner
Published04 Apr, 201209:36pm
ISLAMABAD, March 30: As the dust settles after the Agahi Journalism awards, the reactions have been mixed to the whole affair
Published30 Mar, 201210:03pm
ISLAMABAD, March 30: As the dust settles after the Agahi Journalism awards, the reactions have been mixed to the whole affair.
Published30 Mar, 201208:38pm
ISLAMABAD, March 28: Around 25 per cent of women of reproductive age in Pakistan want to use contraception, but do not have sufficient access to or information about the facility.
Published29 Mar, 201201:57am
ISLAMABAD, March 28: Around 25 per cent of women of reproductive age in Pakistan want to use contraception, but do not have sufficient access to or information about the facility.
Published28 Mar, 201209:13pm
ISLAMABAD, March 22: National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) revealed the findings and recommendations from four studies carried out with the support of USAID and Aurat Foundation
Published23 Mar, 201212:02am
ISLAMABAD, March 22: National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) revealed the findings and recommendations from four studies carried out with the support of USAID and Aurat Foundation.
Published22 Mar, 201208:38pm
ISLAMABAD, March 20: The six-month-long struggle of the much disturbed teachers working on deputation in Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) schools and colleges in Islamabad under the wedlock policy is almost ready to bear fruit.
Published20 Mar, 201211:30pm
mid-terms nearing, the talk of campuses these days is grades. At Khan Waiz’s office, students trickle in twos and threes every couple of minutes to find out if their grades have arrived. Khan Waiz handles the grading
Published17 Mar, 201211:36pm
ISLAMABAD, March 13: Displays of magnificence in any field are a treat – but in the rare art of mastery in piano playing, Tuesday was a treat among treats.
Published13 Mar, 201211:30pm
ISLAMABAD, March 12: As one drives into F-8 Markaz, what greets the eyes is a chaotic mess of people and a crowd of cars. The harsh sunlight bounces off all the car windows and side-view mirrors and the inviting aroma of barbecue meat awakens the appetite
Published13 Mar, 201212:42am
ISLAMABAD, March 5: Pakistanis don’t know much about Brazil beyond football and we wanted to showcase our culture for them through this festival. This was Thomaz Mayer’s explanation, who is the first secretary at
Published05 Mar, 201210:11pm
ISLAMABAD, March 3: In the slow world of English literature and especially fiction, there is a welcome new addition. Ayesha Salman launched her debut piece of fiction titled Blue Dust on a pleasant, springy day at Kuch Khaas.
Published03 Mar, 201209:45pm
ISLAMABAD, March 3: In the slow world of English literature and especially fiction, there is a welcome new addition. Ayesha Salman launched her debut piece of fiction titled Blue Dust on a pleasant, springy day at
Published03 Mar, 201208:14pm
ISLAMABAD, Feb 25: The mood was enthusiastic in the Brazilian embassy on the first day of the Brazilian Film Festival which began here on Saturday and will continue till March 4.
Published25 Feb, 201209:07pm
ISLAMABAD, Feb 25: The mood was enthusiastic in the Brazilian embassy on the first day of the Brazilian Film Festival which began here on Saturday and will continue till March 4.
Published25 Feb, 201208:38pm
ISLAMABAD, Feb 24: What does it take to be part of a world class effort? Endless trips from Lahore to Islamabad and a sense of displacement might be Osman Khalid Butt’s answer.
Published25 Feb, 201208:36am
ISLAMABAD, Feb 24: What does it take to be part of a world class effort? Endless trips from Lahore to Islamabad and a sense of displacement might be Osman Khalid Butt’s answer.
Published24 Feb, 201208:41pm
