The Friday Times

This academic intolerance stems from an undemocratic education system that fails to nurture critical thinking, tolerance, and productive dialogue. Pakistan's education system, built on a weak foundation, is in desperate need of reform. Yet, if you tune into television or read the newspapers, you will hear officials, including the Sindh Education Minister, boasting about revolutionary reforms in the education sector. In reality, little has changed beyond these empty claims. Every morning, my youngest son, a fifth-grade student at a government school in our town, refuses to attend school due to the oppressive heat and lack of electricity. Who cares about the children of a lesser god?

Given the various factors contributing to the poor quality of higher education institutions, the government should refrain from establishing new universities until the existing ones are reformed

"The emergence of the Lyallpur Young Historians Club (LYHC) in 2019-2020 felt like a breath of fresh air, especially during the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic"

In a recent podcast interview, Mariyam Nafees, the well-known actress, discussed her personal life and career, touching upon her relationship with her ex-boyfriend and his family. However, her comments have been misinterpreted by several media outlets and social media platforms, leading to public misconceptions about her relationship with her ex-boyfriend and her current husband, Aman Ahmed.

The upcoming elections are not merely about who governs the disputed state but about the broader struggle for the restoration of statehood and democratic norms

Pakistan’s Supreme Court restored the Rs500m limit for NAB prosecution, overturning a previous verdict, and the implications for Imran Khan and the

Indian surface platforms and submarines pose a more sinister threat to Pakistan's interests during peacetime than they would be able to in the event of a war

The truth is that excessive dependence on withholding taxes discourages people from filing their returns on the assumption that since they have

Court grants her bail after an affidavit was submitted in court wherein the victim's family said they had pardoned the culprit 'In the name of Allah'

Since electricity is something that everyone needs to live, and because most people don't have a choice except to pay up, we are now seeing situations where families are cutting back on food and children's education