This no equipment home workout is all you need in lockdown
Your motivation should be to get your body moving. Anything else may become overwhelming at this time
How were fairness creams even a thing for this long?
From harmful toxins to the obvious colonial hangover, the product is problematic in every way and always has been.
Harassment allegations at LGS raise alarm over student safety
Private institute sacks four employees following harassment allegations by multiple girls.
Postpartum depression can't be seen but it can destroy a new mother
Lack of friends and family support after childbirth ends up compounding a new mum's feelings of anxiety and hopelessness
Fair & Lovely is rebranding. But is that enough?
Unilever has announced they will be removing the words ‘whitening’, ‘lightening’ or ‘fairness’ from their products
A Lahore-based storyteller is putting music to illustration and the results are magical
Self-taught illustrator Abdal Mufti says, "art is that which makes us feel like we belong and takes us to a different place, be it for a short time.”
Why do we only remember our entertainment legends once they have died?
Why can they not be honoured and applauded while they are still alive?
Why Malayalam cinema is an engaging alternative to Hindi cinema
Mollywood opens new perspectives on regional Indian cinema but is it a cut above Bollywood?
Living alone is hard for women in Pakistan but lessons from these outliers can help
The process of moving out of family homes is anything but easy —especially if you’re a woman.
Icon Sabiha Khanum passes away at 84
She was known as the First Lady of Pakistan's silver screen, earning a Pride of Performance in 1986 for her work
Yeh Dil Mera ended with us lamenting what it could have been
The missing scenes, the empty feeling in some episodes are witness to the lack of time and investment by its team
Pyar Ke Sadqay had potential to be different but seems to be slipping into familiar territory
That said, director Farooq Rind has done a great job of keeping the audience intrigued
Hasan Minhaj calls out anti-blackness in South Asian communities
"I can't speak to what it's like to be black, but I know how we talk about black people," points out the comedian
Asif Farrukhi's students remember his kindness and marvel beyond the classroom
“All my life, teachers made me feel stupid for not being great at Urdu. But Asif sahab was really something else."