TNS – The News on Sunday

Venting one’s anger and frustration may feel cathartic, but if you do not engage with civility with those holding centrist views, the social movement will not grow. This is true not just in the conte

Dilip Hiro’s latest book delineates the roots behind the Saudi-Iran conflict that has lasted a millennia and a half

Some narratives are unacceptable, even at uni events

Looking back at events fifty years ago that led to ouster of General Ayub Khan

A book that is more a labour of love

Haroon Akhtar’s debut novel is the complex story of a conflicted person on a quest for self-expression

Tea plantations, beachside resorts, emerald reservoirs and Dutch architecture

Nearly 200 checkposts have been phased out in the valley, trout farms are back in action and hotels along the Swat River are beginning to see full occupancy

Experts believe allocation of development funds to parliamentarians is another damaging U-turn by the PTI government

While spring is mostly keenly awaited in literature, its onset often means different things to different writers