The grisly attack carried the hallmark of a well knit terrorist group. Some gunmen took up positions on the balcony of a two-storey house on Quetta's congested Liaquat Road, while another group mingled in the procession. A huge explosion sent a massive shudder through the mourners. .............detail

   
 

A couple of years ago, a graduate of the Chandka Medical College in Larkana, unable to find a government job in the city at the time, set up a private clinic in an isolated village of Larkana district. He was, he admits, not very confident of his medical skills and did not want to risk offering his services to comparatively more informed patients in the city.,.........detail

   
 

When India last played a Test match in Pakistan, there was no internet, no e-mails, not even mobile phones - at least not in our two countries. The Soviet Union was still intact with Mikhail Gorbachev as its undisputed leader. Benazir Bhutto was Pakistan's Prime Minister while Rajiv Gandhi had just been ousted in India by his ally-turned foe, Vishwanath Pratap Singh. ......detail

   
 

On the freezing winter night of February 15, a group of miscreants went around Daarayle valley in the Diamer district of the Northern Areas, torching six girls' schools. Four days later, unidentified people blew up another girls' school with a hand grenade in the city of Chilas......detail

   
 

en Oliver Stone's latest production, the 100-million-pound epic, Alexander, is released, look closely at the tents, banners, wall-hangings, the Babylon drapes and the tent interiors. They have been created right here in Karachi at factories and kaarkhanas in Landhi, Korangi, Saddar and Defence. For seven months, around 100 craftsmen worked two shifts every day to complete this mega-project in time........detail

   
 

You could call it the quiet before the storm, this eerie pre-poll silence that seems to have descended over India. Back-channel negotiations are still the order of the day, as major political parties test permutations and combinations over innumerable cups of chai and other liquids, with forgotten enemies and future friends..........detail

 


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