K for Kanteen - The News International
What new does Lahore have to offer the tired palate? Many cafes, and a canteen…
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Pakistan participates in “World Food Fair” at Istanbul | Business | thenews.com.pk | - The News International
ISTANBUL: Leading Pakistani companies participated in the 25th “World Food Fair,” held at Tüyap Fair Convention & Congress Center Istanbul from 7-10 September 2017.
Diverse and complex
wo years ago, I wrote about a sense of alienation and discrimination that I felt when I first moved to Lahore. However, this time around, my experience has been completely different. I’ve made some good friends who have helped me change my perception of the city — for the better.
Prince William, Kate Middleton to visit Isle of Bute next week - The News International
Prince William and Kate Middleton will visit the Isle of Bute on Thursday 17th September, the palace has announced.
King Charles adopts new major strategy regarding Prince Harry after 'secret phone call'
King Charles has reportedly adopted a new major strategy regarding his estranged son Prince Harry after their secret phone call recently.
The Sehat Card and its stumbling blocks - The News International
With a large number of people eligible for benefits of Naya Pakikstan Qaumi Sehat Card, the flagship programme of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf government, the lack of compatibility between the rates fixed by the government for treatment of some diseases and the charges at private...
Sniff!!! - A children’s franchise film | Entertainment | thenews.com.pk | - The News International
The first sign that there was something off about Amole Gupte’s “Sniff!!!” came in the fifth minute of the film. After digging her fingers into a jar of pickle (a disconcerting sight for any pickle enthusiast), Sunny’s grandmother looks at him with pity and says something to the ...
To leave or not to leave - The News International
akistan is believed to be on the brink of an economic disaster. In recent years, the cost of living has shot up, and just when you think you’ve sort of made it to a place where you’re comfortable with your spending, there’s another wave of inflation that hits you hard.
Unrealistic body ideals - The News International
Stating that the fashion industry promotes an unattainable, self-loathing inspiring body ideal would be like stating that life survives on Earth because of the sun. In decades past, the fashion industry was notorious for only working with painfully thin models with anorexia and b...
China seeks US tariff cuts ahead of Trump-Xi summit - The News International
China and the United States are expected to reach a tariff agreement based on lowering import taxes soon ahead of a highly anticipated summit between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping this September.
An outsourcing failure - The News International
Was outsourcing Faisalabad’s sanitation services to a private contractor a good idea?
The UAV opportunity - The News International
he recent skirmishes along the Line of Control and the border with India have done more than test Pakistan’s defensive resolve. They have also demonstrated the endurance and ability of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to operate with precision in demanding conditions. A single...
Privacy in the digital age - The News International
Advances in information communication technology (ICT) have made the Internet and our devices an essential part of the way we experience life -- from acquisition of goods and services to the creation of opportunity and access. Digital access is considered a human right by the Uni...
Digital heist - The News International
ore than 180 million Pakistanis have had their internet user credentials exposed in a shocking global data breach, exposing serious vulnerabilities and systemic gaps in the country’s cyber security, law enforcement and legal frameworks.
Huge chocolate statues spring up in Belgium | World | thenews.com.pk | - The News International
DURBUY, Belgium: It sounds like a chocoholic’s dreamland - giant sculptures of elephants and flamingos all crafted from Belgian chocolate.
Fata in 1980s - The News International
Recollections of a motorcycle trip from the deepest South Waziristan to upland Bajaur, where forests are dense, valleys thickly wooded and peaks reaching up to 3,000 metres… But, as Fata becomes KP, will someone dare to venture out without fear to Miran Shah or Kaniguram?
Remembering Rubina Saigol - The News International
Rubina Saigol was not only a brilliant scholar committed to difficult and even dangerous causes. She was also a vivacious human being who was full of fun and loved life
This red clay village in Iran is an anthropological museum | Lifestyle | thenews.com.pk | - The News International
TEHRAN: Lost in the mountain, Abyaneh village in Iran is a beautiful historic place at the foot of Karkas and at a distance of 70km to the southeast of country's central city of Kashan and 40km to Natanz in Isfahan Province.
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