
15 years in: Policing may be tough but not more than DSP Rozia Altaf
By Amina Khan PESHAWAR: DSP Rozia Altaf has a strong affinity with her police force and believes the profession suits her. However, the 39-year-old says

By Amina Khan PESHAWAR: DSP Rozia Altaf has a strong affinity with her police force and believes the profession suits her. However, the 39-year-old says

Pakistan began 2015 in a state of grief, shock and anger over the horrific Army Public School attack by the Taliban in Peshawar. This came

LAHORE: Speakers at a conference held to mark the National Working Women’s Day on Tuesday noted that women’s contribution to the country’s economy was no

By: Haneen Rafi KARACHI: Across generations and across borders, Dr Ruth Pfau remains a symbol of selflessness and devotion to leprosy patients. At a ceremony

NEW YORK: Pakistan’s Minister of State for Information Technology and Telecommunications Anusha Rehman Khan received a prestigious UN prize, known as “GEM-TECH Global Achievers” award,

By: Asma Ghani Islamabad – Pakistan is among 11 disaster prone countries and continuous war on terror, poverty and vulnerability to disasters like earthquakes and

KARACHI: A man shot dead his estranged wife, who was carrying their infant son, in a busy area of Saddar on Wednesday. The child fell

On February 17, a Tiktok influencer reportedly subjected to gang rape by four men in Jacobabad,

On February 16, two sisters were reportedly assaulted by three men under the guise of arranging a

On February 15, Lahore police arrested two men accused of assaulting a pregnant woman in Kahna. The