Confused state: Dawn
The government needs all the support it can get against the growing threat from violent terrorism. It must stop complicating the task for itself.
Dawn
Why Karachi thirsts for water
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Christmas traditions of Pakistan
The central theme of Christmas in Pakistan throughout the holiday season remains generosity and goodwill. Many take this time to extend a helping hand to those in need through…
Police verification now required for Pakistani travellers to UAE
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