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Democracy dies in darkness — powerful quarters have demonstrated a disturbing lack of regard for both public representatives as well as parliament?

By Irum Saleem It seems only Dawn could dare to show mirror to the powerful. “Recent developments, seemingly orchestrated by certain powerful quarters, have demonstrated a disturbing lack of regard for both public …

Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM) & the World Health Organization (WHO)

By MIAN ABDUL MATEEN In recent years, interest in Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM) has been growing worldwide. CAM includes various healing methods and therapies that exist outside the framework of modern Western medicine often …

Sports — health Indicator of a nation

By Capt Shumaila Chaudhry The recently held 2024 Paris Olympics brought great pleasure to the Pleasure Starved nation of Pakistan when a son of the soil Arshad Nadeem not only won Gold Medal in …

Pakistan plunges into dark ages?

By Raza Ruman Pakistan is plunging into dark ages…isn’t it? Ask PM Sharif he will tell you how. No Internet Man? “What started off as a desperate attempt to choke public criticism of state institutions …

Firewall installation process starts taking it’s toll on Pakistani business connected with Internet

— Fiverr accounts of some Pakistani freelancers made unavailable’due to internet disruptions — Pakistan to lose millions of dollars every month in this ridiculous experience — Internet control will have more dangerous consequences By Irum …

Jinnah left a blueprint for how Pakistan should be run But most successive rulers have done all in their power to ensure none of his directives implemented

By Raza Ruman Some 250 million people of Pakistan celebrate Independence Day on August 14. Today’s Pakistan is facing same old issues. Economic stagnation, political polarisation and resurgent militancy and extremism are still haunting …

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