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At 8 feet tall, Zia Rashid cannot find a woman who wants to marry him
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Afghan Taliban deny plan for talks with US
Reports said a meeting in Islamabad was in prospect following talks with US special envoy
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Imran tweets on ‘captivating grandeur’ of Pakistan
“The captivating grandeur” of Pakistan, inspires Imran Khan to remain in Pakistan
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Pakistan assures US envoy on Afghan talks
US special envoy holds talks with Pakistan’s army chief and foreign minister
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Year after Zainab’s death, abuse of minors rife
Punjab has neither announced child protection policy nor named head of children’s bureau
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Pakistan rules out India role in peace process
Faisal’s remarks were in sharp contrast to what Foreign Minister had told last month
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Farewell to Justice Saqib Nisar
CJP-designate Justice Khosa vows to restrict suo motu powers, go by the book
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Unwanted Afghan refugees pin hopes on Imran
Many Pakistanis view refugees with suspicion, accusing them of spurring militancy
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Pakistan Chief Justice Nisar holds court one last time
For millions of Pakistanis, Nisar did what was really the job of the government
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Afghan Taliban say Pakistan applying pressure
Move comes after talks between Taliban and US special envoy hit a stumbling block
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In Pakistan of today, patriotism has become an epithet
Nation needs individual, collective conscience towards positivity and patriotism
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Fawad asks PPP to elect new Sindh CM
Demands resignation of Murad Ali Shah
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Pakistan kills 2 men linked to 2011 abduction
Adeel Hafeez and Usman Haroon were both were killed during an intense shootout
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Pakistan: Petty politics mustn’t hamper CPEC
Saudi Arabia joining corridor as a partner is a positive development for the Gulf, China
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Pakistanis feel toll of 143% hike in gas tariff
People lament sky-high heating bills during cold spell
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Varsity rebrands Valentine’s Day as Sister’s Day
University aims to give headscarves to at least 1,000 of its 14,000 female students
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