28/06/1914 : (1) Assassination of Archduke of Austria-Hungary Franz Ferdinand 28/07/1914 : (2) General mobilization in Russia 1/08/1914 : (3) General mobilization in France 3/08/1914 : (4) Germany ...

Millions of Indians are casting votes in the nine-phase general election began on 7 April and will conclude on 12 May pitting the ruling Congress party against the main opposition BJP. Votes will be ...

In Hangu, a boy known for his strong build and wrestling abilities challenged a terrorist and made the ultimate sacrifice for his school and his friends

The experiences of Pakistan’s returning US graduates provide new perspectives in a country often defined by its anti-American vitriol

An architectural perspective

F-Commerce is the new thing

Vice Admiral (r) Shahid Iqbal, Rector Bahria University

The death rate from Hepatitis is nearly twice that of AIDS. In Pakistan, there are over 12 million people suffering from Hepatitis B and C; around 8 million suffer from Hepatitis C and 4 million from ...

Adapting to a city designed for cyclists poses particular challenges for Pakistani women

Malala Yousafzai, the girl from Swat, addressed the UN Youth Assembly on July 12, celebrating not only her 16th birthday but also reiterating her resolve for education. It was a determined speech ...

In an exclusive interview with Pique, we speak with researchers from CERN about the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the Higgs Boson, their discoveries so far and the significance of their work

Quick to mourn the Sandyhook victims, we are not as pushed when it comes to our own — penchant for updating Facebook and Twitter statuses feverishly notwithstanding

Sights and sounds of the Lucky Irani Circus as it passes through Bhakkar in Southern Punjab

You have only days before doomsday hits — so the Mayan calendar is purported to have predicted. Is it a myth or astrological design?

Owing to its expanse, it is almost difficult to see the whole Khewra range. It has 17 levels from which salt is extracted day and night

Barring exceptions like The Brooke, the Gandhian test of judging a nation by the way it treats its animals won't give Pakistan a glowing report card

Neil Armstrong’s epochal moonwalk was a feat best summed up in his own immortal words: “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”