COVID-19: govt scrambles on lockdown
by Mariam Bokhari & Ayesha Mushtaq When a global pandemic burns through a country it first tests both its leadership
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Pakistan
COVID-19 brings life to a halt in GB as total cases rise to 21
Hotels, motels, and guest houses turned into incubation centres; markets, shops, parks, wedding halls shut; religious congregations, public gatherings, rallies
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Taftan coronavirus camp: ‘No facilities, no humanity’
More than 1,000 remain there as thousands more are released into impoverished Balochistan, reports The Guardian newspaper It
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COVID-19 crisis: ABM, BSF prove godsend for stranded students
The two organisations arrange buses, to send 500 students to Gilgit-Baltistan; another 500 students will depart on March 18
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The ‘dinosaurs’ that escaped extinction
| By Shafqat Aziz | The students of history have the luxury of travelling back to eras and epochs ranging
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For safe travel, GB youth unveil charter of demand
Gilgit-Baltistan Youth Action Committee expresses its commitment to struggle for the achievement of the 15-point demands. | by By Anayat
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Tectonic effect of COVID-19 on tourism, hospitality sectors
Herald Report The worldwide spread of coronavirus that has devastated the global economy has also hit hard the tourism
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Art’s relationship with power
by Harris Khalique | | It is indeed a matter of profound privilege and great pleasure to deliver this
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1931: The Silk Road meets the auto age
From the National Geographic archives, a look back at the Citroën-Haardt Trans-Asiatic Expedition. By BILL JONES GEORGES-MARIE HAARDT was
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GCU admin condemned for terminating a teacher from GB
Zaigum Abbas was terminated without prior notice for cultivating critical thinking among the students High Asia Herald Report Lahore:
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‘A Game Changer For Women’
Report on the 10-year review of anti-harassment laws highlights, achievements, challenges High Asia Herald Islamabad: There has been a
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A glacial surge in Hunza
by Peter Deneen. Less than one percent of the world’s glaciers are characterized as “surge-type” glaciers. The Karakoram in High
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Competing presidential oaths plunge Afghanistan deeper into crisis
Afghanistan has descended into a full-blown political crisis after the two main contenders in a bitterly disputed presidential election —
Read MoreFour of a family among 26 perish in Rondu coaster accident
10 bodies have been fished out of the might Indus; rescue work continues to recover 16 others HAH Correspondent SKARDU,
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Brave women of Pakistan are marching today for equal rights
Marches will be held in Islamabad, Lahore, Faisalabad, Hyderabad, Peshawar, Karachi and Quetta High Asia Herald Report The
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