Opinion

AI in the classroom

The question for universities is no longer whether AI will reshape higher education, but which parts of the academic enterprise

Ayesha Razzaque

Hierarchy of failure

The country’s policy elite has discovered the Holy Grail. Too bad they are holding the wrong end.

Sakib Sherani

Shrinking grid

Our regulatory framework stubbornly clings to the past.

Moazzam Husain

When divorce is best

Suffering in many cases is only cowardice.

Rafia Zakaria

Editorial

Bangladesh polls

AFTER a turbulent 18 months, Bangladesh seems to be on track for a full return to democratic rule following...

Delayed treatment

IT is unfortunate that the Supreme Court was forced to intervene to order authorities to form a medical team for...

Legal progress

FEMALE childhoods have been silenced by primitive traditions for decades in Pakistan. The enactment of the Punjab...

Branded Content

HELLO CHERY TIGGO 9: Pakistan’s first luxury E-SUV price announced

Some arrivals disrupt expectations, others redefine what follows.

MoltyHome: An integrated, manufacturing-backed furniture business positioned for scalable growth in Pakistan

Rising urbanisation, increased housing development and evolving consumer preferences are accelerating demand for reliable, well-designed, locally manufactured furniture.

Master MoltyFoam sets a new benchmark with Pakistan’s most advanced AI Sleep Assistant

Master MoltyFoam’s recent launch of an AI-powered assistant reflects this shift, focusing on simplifying mattress buying through structured, accessible support.

Analysis & Comment

A jolt that may trip K-Electric

Nepra’s surprise tariff cut may ripple far beyond Karachi’s power grid as KE’s profits sink and investors threaten arbitration.

Nasir Jamal

Taliban seek quid pro quo from US

Unlike previous occasions, Kabul is now looking to secure concessions before complying with the Trump administration’s wishes.

Sindh and Punjab at odds over discrepancies in water flow data

Sindh officials claim discrepancies in data shared by Punjab authorities; Punjab seeks proof, says auto and manual systems working accurately.

Why breaching is ‘not an option’ for Sindh

Irrigation minister says Punjab’s strategy can’t be emulated downstream due to Sindh’s peculiar topography.

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Letters

KP’s ailing health sector a big worry

THE recent pathetic outcome of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Service Commission (KPPSC) examination has raised a...

Sindh’s farmers

A LITTLE while ago, the Sindh Wheat Grower Support Programme (SGWSP) was launched to support small- and medium-scale...

Lofty claims

IN George Orwell’s 1984, the character of Big Brother frequently changes his enemies as well as his alliances. The...

Helmetless bikers

WHILE going to my teaching hospital in Rawalpindi recently, I came across signage on the Murree Road informing...

COOLING PERIOD

COOLING PERIOD: The two-hour cooling period for digital transactions is aimed at safeguarding the customers, but the...

Europe’s practice of selective moralism

THIS refers to the report ‘Lawful obser-vation or meddling?’ (Dec 14), which quoted some unnamed diplomats who...

50 Years Ago

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Imam leads prayers

ISLAMABAD: Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Saleh, Imam of Masjid-i-Nabavi, today [Feb 13] made a stirring call for following...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Free, fair polls

PESHAWAR: Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto has said that the next general elections … will be free and fair and...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Strong CENTO vital

RAWALPINDI: The CENTO Secretary General, Mr Umit Haluk Bayulken, said here today [Feb 11] that Turkey, Iran and...