KARACHI: Every Ramazan, fruit prices skyrocket across Pakistan. Consumers cry foul, vent anger on social media and circulate boycott calls, while experts offer familiar explanations. Yet the government has still not devised a solution to the predictable spike in demand and constrained supply, a per»»»

MEERUT: In the mid-19th century, on a strip of ground in Port Blair that would later be called Shadipur, men stood in straight rows under the watch of colonial warders. They were not soldiers, nor labourers seeking work. They were convicts - men who had survived years of penal labour, maintained sp»»»

Fahim Ansari, 51, has been unemployed since the printing press he worked at shut down in the pandemic MUMBAI: Fahim Arshad Mohammad Yusuf Ansari, one of the two accused to be acquitted in the 26/11 terror attacks case, has filed a petition in the Bombay high court, seeking a Police Clearance Certif»»»