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Shades of India
From the Ganges River to the fruit markets in Hyderabad – a look at what's happening in India.
MORE MEDIA GALLERIES
Clashes cause chaos in Islamabad
Police in Islamabad on Friday fired warning shots and used tear gas to stop protests that started because of a bus fare increase.
Islamic treasures arrive in Berlin
More than 200 items from the Aga Khan's collection of Islamic treasures are on show in Berlin.
Fearing the flood in Hunza
The water is rising day by day in this remote part of northern Pakistan, and with it, so is the fear.
Taking matters into their own hands
Hundreds of volunteers picked up garbage along the Yamuna River.
On the streets
A series of images capturing street life everywhere.
Weekend in Pakistan
A look at the happenings of the weekend around the country.
Tour de Pakistan: Asia's 'longest' race concludes
Pakistan's Zahid Gulfam wins the grueling 1655km Tour de Pakistan cycling race.
In festive spirit
In the frame: welcoming the spring, world longest lunch and Kumbh mela.
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  • Goodbye to MJ
    Some 20,000 people gathered inside the Staples Center to say goodbye to the icon.
  • He sells sea shells
    Tourists to Karachi's beaches have long enjoyed buying crafts made with sea shells as a momento of their trip.

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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • CAFE BLACK
    We shall overrun
  • SATIRE
    You're a Taliban. No! You're a Taliban!
  • TRAVEL
    Off-roading to Hingol
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    WORLD
    Walking with the Comrades
    Arundhati Roy writes about the struggles of people who are known to the rest of the world as dreaded Maoists.
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    DATELINE PESHAWAR
    What Punjab CM should learn from Taliban?
    Was Shahbaz implying that the war being fought in the tribal regions was not Pakistan’s own, asks Ismail Khan.
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    FIGHTING BACK
    Regaining cultural space
    “We must take back into our hands all the public spaces that the right-wingers have made us fear.”
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    CULTURE
    The After-Lives of Agha Shahid Ali
    Shahid’s loving embrace of Urdu and its culture should be a challenge to our emerging Anglophone writers.
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    NATIONAL POLITICS
    A democratic system sans democracy
    What really guarantees the preservation and growth of democracy is strong democratic institutions.
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    CRICKET
    Disabled cricketers on ‘history-making’ tour
    The Pakistan disabled cricket team is the country’s first physically challenged team to embark on a foreign tour.