Lubna Jerar Naqvi

AI and elections: Like Pakistan, India too may see an increasing use of the tech this crucial summer

The political adoption of artificial intelligence is in its initial stages but the Lok Sabha elections might indicate how the technology will shape politics. Published 11 Apr, 2024 12:24pm

Lady health workers: The unsung heroes of Pakistan’s healthcare system

It is about time the govt recognises the work of LHWs in Pakistan. This also requires listening to their concerns and providing robust, holistic solutions. Published 07 Apr, 2023 12:59pm

The shoes that ran a revolution

The Goldstar trainer became a symbol of the Maoists, who seemed to have taken a liking to the shoes due to their durability and affordability. Published 21 Jan, 2023 12:22pm

Bike riders become essential part of Covid-era economy

Online shopping and delivery have become a big part of our lives, especially the younger generation. Updated 25 Aug, 2021 07:46pm

Eidul Azha economy thrives amidst pandemic precautions

Despite a surge in Covid-19 cases, people are ready to celebrate the festival with traditional enthusiasm. Updated 21 Jul, 2021 10:52am

‘School bags should be 10pc of body weight’

School lockers and ‘digital school bags’ can be a solution to overloading kids Published 02 Jul, 2021 08:35am

Experts say Covid-19 survivors may face psychological, physical issues

Many people are facing psychological issues — stress and depression — post-Covid. Updated 17 May, 2021 06:48pm

PSYCHOLOGY:THE CHILD WHO KILLED

When a nine-year-old pulls the trigger on his aunt, the burden of his crime no doubt lies with his trainers and his parents... Published 20 Dec, 2020 06:56am

‘Electronic’ mourning rituals picking up during pandemic

For a society like ours it is unthinkable that one does not visit an ill family member or attend a funeral. Updated 20 Dec, 2020 10:28am

Violation of SOPs at schools, colleges worries parents

Not everyone is lucky enough to escape the virus; who will be responsible for those who get infected? Updated 23 Nov, 2020 10:33am

Repeated incidents of child abuse warrant greater action from state, society

CM’s law adviser says legislation proposed to create database of habitual offenders Published 09 Oct, 2020 07:15am

Women express mixed views about work from home policy

‘Working from home is a bit difficult as there is no schedule, no discipline’ Published 06 Sep, 2020 07:01am

Selling sacrificial animals in the times of Covid-19

Most people are not taking govt warnings seriously... Published 01 Aug, 2020 05:37am

‘I’d rather die of coronavirus than of hunger’

Amid coronavirus pandemic, govt policy for street children and child beggars is nowhere in sight Updated 29 Jun, 2020 04:00pm