Stories by Tauseef Razi Mallick

FULL STOMACHS, EMPTY BODIES

When inflation goes through the roof and food basket costs soar, families in pakistan find their hands pressed rather hard...

Published 02 Sep, 2026 08:27pm

CSR INITIATIVES MAY DO THE TRICK

PAKISTAN is experiencing a slight shift in its fight against stunting: private companies and non-profit health...

Published 02 Sep, 2026 08:27pm

Going the extra mile

STUDIES are demanding throughout, but when it comes to undergraduate and graduate studies, it only gets tougher by...

Published 08 Feb, 2019 07:01am

A timeline of 2018's biggest headlines around the globe

A look back at some of major stories that gripped the world's attention this year.

Updated 28 Dec, 2018 05:43pm

Elections 101: What is delimitation and why does it matter?

Dawn.com explains how the demarcation of constituencies is done.

Updated 19 Jul, 2018 03:51pm

Technology and education go together

Focus of teaching should be on imparting skills to children and encouraging them to take on new ideas and pursue them.

Published 04 Feb, 2018 09:58pm

Slow and unsteady

Technology, for some, is a difficult thing to adopt when the fact is that it makes a lot of processes easier.

Published 04 Feb, 2018 09:56pm

A stroll through the PAF museum: When a soldier takes up brushes, art happens

It’s refreshing to see when someone breaks away from the obvious every now and then.

Updated 08 Sep, 2018 08:51am

The unifying force of tea!

People consume the brew irrespective of class, caste, race or religion.

Published 02 Feb, 2018 11:18pm

Roadside socialising

Roadside cafés are the first shops that open early in the morning and remain open late into the night.

Published 02 Feb, 2018 11:17pm

A healthy escape

The calmness and peace offered by Islamabad are nowhere to be found in any other urban centre.

Published 02 Feb, 2018 12:33am

Having fun under the trees

The kiosk marks the start and end for the hiking Trail-5 at Margalla Hills in Islamabad.

Published 02 Feb, 2018 12:33am

Setting the record straight

March 23 was known as the Republic Day before being the Pakistan Day.

Published 02 Apr, 2017 08:28pm

International Conference on Moenjodaro kicks off after 40-year gap

An event of this nature on the heritage site was last held in the '70s, under former premier Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's govt.

Published 09 Feb, 2017 02:24pm

Education elitism: the great divide between public, private universities

Education elitism is creeping not only in society but also in the job market — and that is where it hurts the most.

Updated 27 Jan, 2017 11:17pm

Metro Bus: facilitating people in Rawalpindi (re)claim the capital

Islamabadis have long tried to preserve their lifestyle keeping people of other cities at bay, but fate had its own way.

Updated 31 Dec, 2016 10:57pm

Ride-sharing platform in Islamabad empowering women drivers

A new service in Islamabad is empowering women drivers who cater exclusively to women clients as men.

Updated 31 Dec, 2016 06:33am

Microsoft founder Bill Gates tops Forbes rich list for 2016

Facebook Inc's Mark Zuckerberg, 31, rose to sixth place from 16th last year, as his net worth grew to $44.6 billion.

Updated 30 Dec, 2016 01:35pm

Sassi's Bhanbhore or Muhammad Bin Qasim's Deybul?

“There is eight centuries of life between Sassi and Muhammad Bin Qasim, so we can assume that this place can be both.”

Updated 22 Oct, 2017 08:27pm

Navy says prevented Indian submarine from entering Pakistani waters

"“The unsuspecting submarine was detected and localised south of Pakistani coast on November 14.”

Updated 18 Nov, 2016 08:16pm