Newsline traces how a young art student from Multan, Rafique Ahmed, goes on to become the nationally renowned political cartoonist, Feica.

After the catastrophic floods of last year, calamitous monsoon rains in Sindh have caused devastation yet again, with the same question being raised as before: could the magnitude of the disaster have been reduced?

The World Cup demonstrated a welcome coming of age for the Pakistani cricket team and the public.

Government opposition to community radio is baffling, given the benefits it can bring to marginalised communities.

Flood waters combined with government neglect have caused damage to centuries-old heritage sites. The extent of the damage, however, is yet to be determined.

In the absence of cancer support groups, family and friends have a definite role to play, even if on an informal, personal level.

Are the floods in Pakistan a result of climate change or are they human-induced? asks Afia Salam.

“This period of floods and intense rains will be followed by droughts,” says Dr Pervaiz Amir, an environmental and agricultural expert.

Just when there was a glimmer of hope and the Green Shirts were bringing smiles to the faces of their fans with stellar performances in England, all hell broke loose with the spot-fixing charges.

Get to work: Get close-up still shots of each and every member of the crowd. Blow those images up. Cross-check with NADRA.