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Whoever was at fault in the PIMS tragedy should be punished: SK Niazi
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Whoever was at fault in the PIMS tragedy should be punished: SK Niazi

There is a mafia sitting in PIMS Hospital: Behramand Tangi, We have to restore people’s trust: Jahangir Jadoon By Staff Reporter ISLAMABAD: Editor in Chief Pakistan Group of Newspapers and…

From economic stability to lasting growth

From economic stability to lasting growth

Sep 01, 2026
A growth rate above four per cent would be welcome. But the greater achievement would be to make that growth broad-based, export-oriented and sustainable so that Pakistan no longer has to begin the journey again after every economic boom. Finance Minister…
Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Aug 31, 2026
Education and healthcare are not privileges reserved for those who can afford them. They are essential pillars of a functioning and equitable society. A child born into a poor household should have the same opportunity to receive a quality education as a …
The need for Long-Term planning

The need for Long-Term planning

Aug 30, 2026
Pakistan contributes only a small share of global greenhouse gas emissions, yet it remains among the countries most vulnerable to the consequences of a warming planet. Recurrent floods, prolonged heat waves, irregular rainfall, droughts and water shortage…
Pakistan’s growth challenge

Pakistan’s growth challenge

Aug 29, 2026
Pakistan does not lack potential. What it has lacked is the consistency and institutional discipline required to turn potential into prosperity. The transition from stability to sustained growth will therefore require more than ambitious targets. It will …
Building Pakistan’s future through global education

Building Pakistan’s future through global education

Aug 28, 2026
 Pakistan’s efforts to secure greater access to world-class higher education for its young population deserve serious attention and sustained support. The government’s latest engagement with leading American universities, including Georgetown Univers…
Eid Milad-un-Nabi: A day of faith, reflection and unity

Eid Milad-un-Nabi: A day of faith, reflection and unity

Aug 26, 2026
Eid Milad-un-Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Alihi Wasallam is being observed across Pakistan today with religious fervour, solemnity and a renewed spirit of devotion. The occasion marks the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Al…
Relentless summer heat keeps grip on Pakistan

Relentless summer heat keeps grip on Pakistan

Aug 25, 2026
Pakistan is set to experience another spell of hot and humid weather on Tuesday, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasting largely oppressive conditions across the country. While most regions are expected to remain under hot and humid …
Turning stability into transformation

Turning stability into transformation

Aug 24, 2026
Pakistan’s economy appears to be entering a more stable phase, but the real test now lies ahead. As Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal has rightly pointed out, macroeconomic stability alone cannot deli…
Closing the gap, expanding opportunities

Closing the gap, expanding opportunities

Aug 23, 2026
Pakistan’s achievement in narrowing the gender digital divide should be viewed as a beginning rather than an endpoint. The next phase must focus on ensuring that connectivity leads to empowerment. Bridging the remaining gap will require stronger digital e…
Pakistan needs a stable energy policy

Pakistan needs a stable energy policy

Aug 22, 2026
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical crossroads. The country’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel, weak infrastructure, circular debt and declining domestic exploration have exposed the economy to repeated external shocks. The government’s…
Quality control needs reform

Quality control needs reform

Aug 21, 2026
Pakistan needs a culture of regulation based on science, accountability and coordination. Food safety is a basic public responsibility, not a secondary administrative matter. Protecting consumers today will reduce health risks tomorrow, strengthen confide…
From economic stability to lasting growth
September 1, 2026 Editorial

From economic stability to lasting growth

A growth rate above four per…

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  
August 31, 2026 Editorial

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Education and healthcare are not privileges…

Rajkummar Rao followed the path of Mr. Perfectionist; gained weight for the film and then lost it
August 31, 2026 Entertainment | Latest News

Rajkummar Rao followed the path of Mr. Perfectionist; gained weight for the film and then lost it

The tireless work required to make…

After the tragedy, PIMS and other hospitals have been fined Rs 10 million for not having fire safety arrangements.
August 31, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

After the tragedy, PIMS and other hospitals have been fined Rs 10 million for not having fire safety arrangements.

After the PIMS tragedy, a major…

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

From economic stability to lasting growth

From economic stability to lasting growth

Sep 01, 2026
A growth rate above four per cent would be welcome. But the greater achievement would be to make that growth broad-based, export-oriented and sustainable so that Pakistan no longer has to begin the journey again after every economic boom. Finance Minister…
Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Aug 31, 2026
Education and healthcare are not privileges reserved for those who can afford them. They are essential pillars of a functioning and equitable society. A child born into a poor household should have the same opportunity to receive a quality education as a …
The need for Long-Term planning

The need for Long-Term planning

Aug 30, 2026
Pakistan contributes only a small share of global greenhouse gas emissions, yet it remains among the countries most vulnerable to the consequences of a warming planet. Recurrent floods, prolonged heat waves, irregular rainfall, droughts and water shortage…
Pakistan’s growth challenge

Pakistan’s growth challenge

Aug 29, 2026
Pakistan does not lack potential. What it has lacked is the consistency and institutional discipline required to turn potential into prosperity. The transition from stability to sustained growth will therefore require more than ambitious targets. It will …
Building Pakistan’s future through global education

Building Pakistan’s future through global education

Aug 28, 2026
 Pakistan’s efforts to secure greater access to world-class higher education for its young population deserve serious attention and sustained support. The government’s latest engagement with leading American universities, including Georgetown Univers…
Eid Milad-un-Nabi: A day of faith, reflection and unity

Eid Milad-un-Nabi: A day of faith, reflection and unity

Aug 26, 2026
Eid Milad-un-Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Alihi Wasallam is being observed across Pakistan today with religious fervour, solemnity and a renewed spirit of devotion. The occasion marks the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Al…
Relentless summer heat keeps grip on Pakistan

Relentless summer heat keeps grip on Pakistan

Aug 25, 2026
Pakistan is set to experience another spell of hot and humid weather on Tuesday, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasting largely oppressive conditions across the country. While most regions are expected to remain under hot and humid …
Turning stability into transformation

Turning stability into transformation

Aug 24, 2026
Pakistan’s economy appears to be entering a more stable phase, but the real test now lies ahead. As Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Professor Ahsan Iqbal has rightly pointed out, macroeconomic stability alone cannot deli…
Closing the gap, expanding opportunities

Closing the gap, expanding opportunities

Aug 23, 2026
Pakistan’s achievement in narrowing the gender digital divide should be viewed as a beginning rather than an endpoint. The next phase must focus on ensuring that connectivity leads to empowerment. Bridging the remaining gap will require stronger digital e…
Pakistan needs a stable energy policy

Pakistan needs a stable energy policy

Aug 22, 2026
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical crossroads. The country’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel, weak infrastructure, circular debt and declining domestic exploration have exposed the economy to repeated external shocks. The government’s…
From economic stability to lasting growth
September 1, 2026 Editorial

From economic stability to lasting growth

A growth rate above four per…

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  
August 31, 2026 Editorial

Equal access to education, healthcare key to social justice  

Education and healthcare are not privileges…

Rajkummar Rao followed the path of Mr. Perfectionist; gained weight for the film and then lost it
August 31, 2026 Entertainment | Latest News

Rajkummar Rao followed the path of Mr. Perfectionist; gained weight for the film and then lost it

The tireless work required to make…

After the tragedy, PIMS and other hospitals have been fined Rs 10 million for not having fire safety arrangements.
August 31, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

After the tragedy, PIMS and other hospitals have been fined Rs 10 million for not having fire safety arrangements.

After the PIMS tragedy, a major…

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