Sadia Qasim Shah

UNDER THE COVERS IN PESHAWAR

Commercial sex work has scattered across the city Updated 30 Apr, 2017 07:04am

Confession of militant renews pain of APS attack victims’ parents

Aurangzeb and his wife plead TV channel not to show Ihsanullah Ihsan on screen. Updated 28 Apr, 2017 09:47am

ANP opposes demand for PM’s resignation

Asfandyar says his party will wait for the investigation ordered by the Supreme Court in the Panama Papers case. Updated 27 Apr, 2017 08:07am

Bitter foes PTI, PPP launch attack on Sharif

Imran, Zardari also lash out at each other in KP. Updated 26 Apr, 2017 07:27am

Radicalisation in universities going unchecked

UoP teacher admits not a single music function held on campus since long Published 19 Apr, 2017 06:56am

Of indifference and empathy

Father of lynched student wants society to wake up before more youths become target of mob attacks Updated 21 Jun, 2017 02:28pm

In unison, Pakhtun youth hold Attanr dance for peace

PESHAWAR: Pakhtun youth from Quetta, Kandahar, Peshawar and tribal areas whirled together to the beat of drums on ... Published 08 Apr, 2017 06:20am

Academia, industry join hands for supply of hygienic meat

After their idea’s rejection by govt, agriculture varsity team sets up private ‘meat factory’ Published 07 Apr, 2017 07:17am

This Pashto song compares love to the Panama Leaks

The song is apparently about a lovers’ quarrel as one of them betrays the other in love. Published 28 Mar, 2017 01:55pm

Panama Leaks scandal makes way into Pashto song

Film’s song going viral on social media Published 28 Mar, 2017 07:03am

Peshawar Bus Rapid Transit project a race against time

The 26km long BRT will start from Chamkani and cover almost all major areas of the city. Updated 17 Mar, 2017 11:20am

Two trailblazers for Pakistani women honoured

Malala’s video message viewed at gathering of Aurat Foundation Published 08 Mar, 2017 07:01am

Labourers in Islamabad feel stigma of being Pakhtuns

PESHAWAR: For a minute a passing booming sports car makes some noise and then again an uneasy quiet prevails on the... Published 28 Feb, 2017 07:23am

Fata farmers hurt by ban on transportation of urea fertiliser

PESHAWAR: Ban on urea fertiliser may not have affected the bomb-making terrorist organisations as much as it has hit... Published 20 Feb, 2017 07:12am

China to help KP preserve archaeological sites

Memorandum of understanding signed Published 14 Feb, 2017 06:53am

Quacks are quacking as health care regulator comes into action

Commission official says over 80 labs and clinics sealed in last two months Published 04 Feb, 2017 06:14am

In the land of pure, some women don’t find peace even in death

Reports show 70pc increase in incidents of honour killing Published 02 Feb, 2017 06:13am

Dr Rasul Jan — from vice-chancellor to professor emeritus

PESHAWAR: Whether it was Taliban blowing up government buildings or political governments attacking autonomy of the... Published 29 Jan, 2017 06:34am

Red has a new meaning for Peshawar now

Participants of march give message of peace Published 24 Jan, 2017 07:09am

Red has a new meaning for Peshawar now

PESHAWAR: Peshawar has witnessed many bloody scenes on its various roads and at markets owing to terrorism for the... Published 24 Jan, 2017 07:08am