Editorial

Dr Maleeha Lodhi :Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s recent visit to Pakistan has helped to inject a positive dynamic to relations after years of bitterness and...

Neil Berry :Prior to becoming UK prime minister in 1997, Tony Blair promised a new era of transparency in the conduct of British public life.In...

EVEN after authorities have put up signs and created beggar-free zones, begging is still rampant in different city areas. This newspaper ran a report on...

Safety concern of nuclear power plant The letter” Heading towards nuclear tragedy “written by Engr. S. A . Mansoor, published in an English Daily on...

Mahfuzur Rahman Malangi :Since its inception in 1985 SAARC has gone through a long uneven way. The very unique scenario for the SAARC is- it...

Abdul Hafiz :At a recent global gathering of social entrepreneurs in London, the talk was of passion, perseverance, stubbornness to not accept the status quo...

THE fellow students mourn. Not the fellows only, but almost the whole nation was gripped in shock over the loss of three meritorious students of...

TAKING advantage of topographical location Bhutan has taken the project of constructing the world’s largest hydropower station. Hopefully this will benefit the energy thrust of...

THEY suffer a lot due to low prices of their harvests, though they provide foodstuffs for the rest. We often forget we live on what...

Farmers need protection The country grew 90 lakh metric tonnes of rice in 1972-73 for its 7.50 crore population. Now the production is 3.50 crore...

Dr. N. Janardhan :Those who believed that a nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers was possible by November 24 were too optimistic; those...

Claire Luke and Mythili Sampathkumar :On Monday, the first day of the 20th U.N. Climate Change Conference in Lima, Peru, the atmosphere was hopeful but...