- How Digital Payments Revolutionized Poor Women’s Lives in Pakistan Farzana doesn’t know how to retrieve the personal identification number sent by text message to her mobile phone to notify her of payment into her account, so she hands the phone over to the agent....
- JIT formed to probe medical student’s murder in Kohat A joint investigation team has been constituted to probe the murder of a medical student, Asma, killed in a firing incident reportedly over refusing a marriage proposal. ...
- Gomal University issues thousands of ‘fake’ degrees The Gomal University of Dera Ismail Khan has allegedly issued thousands of fake B.A./B.Sc. degrees, it is revealed. ...
- Three years on, reconstruction of Alam Goodar’s historical school yet to begin “The school was reopened in 2015 after the return of the displaced tribesmen but no construction or rehabilitation work has been carried out in it,” the teacher added....
- Tradition of doli slowly disappears from Pashtun culture Traditions do not remain the same and evolve with the changing needs of the people. Same is the case with tradition of palanquine, the wooden cabine. ...
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How Digital Payments Revolutionized Poor Women’s Lives in Pakistan
Date: 31 Jan, 2018
Farzana doesn’t know how to retrieve the personal identification number sent by text message to her mobile phone to notify her of payment into her account, so she hands...
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JIT formed to probe medical student’s murder in Kohat
Date: 29 Jan, 2018
A joint investigation team has been constituted to probe the murder of a medical student, Asma, killed in a firing incident reportedly over refusing a marriage proposal.
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Gomal University issues thousands of ‘fake’ degrees
Date: 29 Jan, 2018
The Gomal University of Dera Ismail Khan has allegedly issued thousands of fake B.A./B.Sc. degrees, it is revealed.
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Tradition of doli slowly disappears from Pashtun culture
Date: 22 Jan, 2018
Traditions do not remain the same and evolve with the changing needs of the people. Same is the case with tradition of palanquine, the wooden cabine.
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Judo champion Aqsa makes the nation proud
Date: 26 Dec, 2017
Aqsa Hussain, who represented Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on national and international level in judo, has been awarded Fakhr-e-Peshawar Award.
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Infamous for Mashal death, AWK University lacks funds to pay salaries Beyond Feb
Date: 08 Dec, 2017
Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan (AWKUM) is currently employing staff three times more than the strength allowed under the law of Higher Education Commission (HEC). The HEC law allows...
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Chitrali woollen warm clothes sell like hot cakes in winter
Date: 05 Dec, 2017
The sale of hand-made traditional cultural dresses, caps, waistcoats and Chugha (long coat) witness increase in winter season in Chitral. These warm cultural dresses are made from sheep wool....
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Mysterious death of policeman in Bannu leaves his family traumatised
Date: 05 Dec, 2017
The inquiry report into the death of Naseeb Nawaz, a policeman who was murdered in Bannu few days ago, has not been finalised yet and his aged parents are...
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Survivors of Peshawar attack tell horrible story
Date: 03 Dec, 2017
Three friends from Mansehra, Muhammad Sohail Khan, Saleh Khan and Abdullah, were also present at the hostel at the time of terrorist attack on Directorate of Agriculture in Peshawar...
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After Taliban School Attacks, Pakistani Girls Learn in the Open Air
Date: 30 Nov, 2017
PESHAWAR, Pakistan – Lubna Zahid Khan, 8, sits cross-legged on the dusty ground, listening to her teacher give the day’s lesson. Her school used to be a big building,...
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