.... Izzatullah Neamat works on carving down a block of wood to make a traditional Afghan rubab in his

DADU: Leader of the Opposition in Sindh Assembly Haleem Adil Sheikh has said that after having committed mega corruption in public funds, Pakistan Peoples Party rulers have grown so audacious they are killing innocent and hapless citizens with complete impunity and without fear of law.It was high time he exposed true faces of the corrupt and the killer coterie, who had been sucking the blood of poor people and terrorising citizens for the past 13 years, said Sheikh said at a news conference here

HYDERABAD: Pakistan Te--hreek-i-Insaf( PTI) is all set to kick off its Ghotki-Karachi march titled ‘Haqooq-i-Sindh March’ on Saturday( today) as many of its central and provincial leaders were on Friday on their way to the starting point, Kamoo Shaheed area, along the Sindh-Punjab border.... Sindh PTI president, Ali Zaidi, on his way to Ghotki, spoke to the media in the Sindh University Housing Society, Hyderabad, where he attended a reception hosted in his honour.... “ As soon as this ‘arrow’

In this May 11, 2010 file photo, a student learns to play the tabla at the Afghan National Institute of Music, ANIM, in Kabul, Afghanistan.... The school he founded was a unique experiment in inclusiveness for the war-ravaged nation--with orphans and street kids in the student body, it sought to bring a measure of joy back to Kabul.... Many of the calls are from panicked students asking him what happens next....

“ I am heartbroken today and there is not a shred of hope left in my life.” So begins a Thursday social media post by an Afghan photographer in Kabul.... This has left thousands of Afghans who worked for the U.S. stranded and vulnerable to Taliban retribution.... Also vulnerable: artists, musicians, filmmakers, academics and other cultural workers, who now find themselves the targets of Taliban orthodoxies that typically proscribe music, the representation of the human figure and the free move

Afghanistan’s professional class of men and women, part of a generation that came of age under the shield of the U.S. military, are weighing the danger of rapidly advancing Taliban forces.... She returned to Kabul in 2014 and has since become a star in the country’s new film industry.In a video released in November, Ms.... Ebrahimi urged young Afghan women not to lose hope: “ Everything is hard, but nothing is impossible." She traveled to Australia soon after—for what she thought would be a sh