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By Khalid Khattak
For students of journalism and working reporters alike, here’s a simple reminder: big numbers aren’t just headlines — they’re stories waiting to be unpacked. As companies and organizations are restructuring around artificial intelligence (AI), the issue of...
By Khalid Khattak
As many as 70,766 voters have increased in NA-122 and NA-154 constituencies of the National Assembly during the past two years. There were 696,178 registered voters in total in both the constituencies in General Elections 2013 which have now...
Unlike per primary school enrolment, the number of students per middle school in Punjab (275) is far higher than the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (86).
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has a total of 2,645 middle public sector middle schools with overall 226,487 students enrolled in these...
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Funds transfer: The dying necessity of money orders!
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By Khalid Khattak
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Despite half of population, few female candidates contest General Elections 2018
By Muhammad Daud Khan
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