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By Ayesha Majeed - It is a very common research that fathers generally have as much or more influence on many aspects of a daughter’s life as compared to the mothers. In most cases how “he approaches his own life will serve

By Haroon Janjua - As the U.S. president’s second term is going to an end, negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement are once again rising up, and the landmark

By Rabia Ahmed - When the Mughal emperor Akbar's regular paan maker fell sick Akbar asked the son to prepare paan (betel leaf) for him.

By Aftab Channa - Although, the people have always heard about miracles in their lives, however with the particular case of the Sindh Assembly Secretariat, it has been the place where miracles happen

By Haroon Janjua - A report published by the U.N Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) titled “Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation 2015” followed by its previous

By Haroon Janjua - Nomads with herds of animals camp down along the green fields of Hazara and northern Punjab, Pakistan from June to October. During their short stay near water channels to camp

By Irsa Shafiq & Musharaf Sultana - “Extremism breeds extremism”, so there is a very interconnected and interdependent relationship between these two.

The Pakistan Fashion Design Council in collaboration with Sunsilk presented the eighth PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week. Indeed the 8th PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week

By Ayesha Majeed - This is an attempt to frame the rich history of costumes and textiles that this subcontinent enjoyed in the reign of Mughal emperors (1526-1857). Their leisurely and relaxed life style

By Rabia Ahmed - In a complex tale of interrelationships, Malika's marriage to her first cousin Latif was settled before she was born. When the parents formalised the agreement the groom