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Afghan pomegranate pickers jobless as fruits rot at shuttered border
Afghanistan's festive pomegranate season has begun, but this year thousands of tonnes of the juicy red fruit risk rotting on...
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Interpreter who helped rescue Biden in 2008 escapes Afghanistan
An interpreter who helped rescue US President Joe Biden in a 2008 Afghan snowstorm has escaped Afghanistan with his family...
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Afghans flock to Iranian border, but few can cross
The number of Afghans attempting to cross the border to Iran has soared since the Taliban swept to power almost...
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2012 attack on Malala Yousufzai – What was the aftermath?
“I am only talking about education, women's rights and peace. I want poverty to end in tomorrow's Pakistan. I want...
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Taliban fighter to city police: New role for Rahimullah
After spending 13 years as a Taliban fighter waging an insurgency, Rahimullah is now slowly adjusting to the relatively ordinary...
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A centurion of satire
Echoing, illuminating and enlightening hearts, minds and souls decade after decade for a century is Akbar Allahabadi, a poet of...
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Why is Sindh govt not accepting SNC?
There is a lot of debate surrounding the Single National Curriculum (SNC) which is initiated by the central government of...
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The chronology of Second Amendment (1953-1974)
September 7 marks the day when the National Assembly of Pakistan passed a law to declare Ahmadiyya community (Ahmadis)--pejoratively known...
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WORLD LITERACY DAY: A question of value-adding literacy
World Literacy Day is on September 8: Literacy is understood as being able to read and write or to have...
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Minorities and 1965 war
On this Defence Day, let's remember the sacrifices and the contributions of those who are represented by the white part...
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