Daily Times

The Daily Times (DT) is a newspaper in English from Pakistan. It began its journey on April 9, 2002, and is published in three major cities: Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi. The paper is currently edited by Rashed Rahman. It was previously owned by Salmaan Taseer, who was a prominent figure in the Pakistan Peoples Party and served as the Governor of Punjab.

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#248860

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#3703

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Ripple Effect of Trump's Tariff Policies

2 weeks ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Nasir Khan

President Donald Trump has once again made waves with his controversial take on U.S. history, particularly when it comes to economics. Known for challenging the established narrative, Trump has revisited the story of America’s economic past, offering a version that aligns more closely with his current political agenda.
IMF Loans: Short-term Relief or Long-term Economic Trap

3 weeks ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Nasir Khan

When the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approves loans for Pakistan, the news is often celebrated by political leaders and the media as a major achievement. These celebrations, while understandable, also highlight a sobering reality: Pakistan’s ongoing dependence on external financial assistance. The country’s economy continues to struggle, and these loans, though providing immediate relief, bring with them a troubling long-term consequence.
The Martial Artist Set for a Grand Eid Release in Pakistan – Worldwide Premiere on April 4th - Daily Times

3 weeks ago | dailytimes.com.pk

Karachi, Pakistan – 21st March, 2025: Shaz Khan’s much-anticipated action-drama, The Martial Artist, is gearing up for its nationwide release in Pakistan on the first day of Eid, promising an unforgettable cinematic experience. With a stellar cast featuring Faran Tahir, Sanam Saeed, and Babar Peerzada, the film stands as a groundbreaking achievement—the first English-language production […]
Peace or War In Ukraine

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Harlan Ullman

No matter what one may think about President Donald Trump, he certainly has moved to end the war in Ukraine in ways many thought would not succeed. And it may not work. But yesterday’s phone call with President Vladimir Putin seemed to start in motion a possible ceasefire or truce. Caution is needed. As in Trump’s first term, the effort to charm North Korea’s boss Kim Jung Un failed, dealing with Putin is not without risk.
A Roadmap to Women's Empowerment

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Nasir Khan

In Pakistan, every woman has a story-stories of perseverance, dreams, and the struggle to carve out a space for herself in a world that often tells her to stay within limits. From young girls fighting for their right to education to mothers balancing work and family, and entrepreneurs defying the odds to build businesses, Pakistani women are constantly pushing boundaries.
— converts death sentence of convict into life imprisonment - Daily Times

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Tariq Khan

The Lahore High Court on Thursday twice awarded the capital punishment converted into life imprisonment of a convicted Irfan alias Bablu. A two-member bench headed by Mr. Justice Shehram Sarwar heard the case presented by applicant lawyer Usman Naseem Babu, arguing that a case of killing a woman, Samina, during a robbery has been registered against the convicted in 2008. On February 11, 2010, Session Court, Kasur, awarded him capital punishment.
Is Cluster-Based Competitive Examination a reform or a roadblock?

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Nasir Khan

For generations, Pakistan’s civil services have stood as a gateway to public administration, diplomacy, and law enforcement, drawing talent from a wide range of academic backgrounds. But now, with the introduction of the Cluster-Based Competitive Examination (CBCE), a fundamental shift is underway, sparking intense debate among aspirants and policymakers alike. The idea behind CBCE is simple – align candidates with service groups based on their educational qualifications.
LHC reserves ruling on bail plea of accused in drug case

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Tariq Khan

The Lahore High Court has reserved the bail plea of Muhammad Hamza, a cargo employee accused of smuggling drugs by concealing them in the luggage of departing travelers. Presiding over the matter, Mr. Justice Abdul Aziz heard arguments from Hamza’s counsel, who pointed out that he was arrested on May 9, 2023, has been held in custody for over a year, and remains at the preliminary stage of trial. The defense requested interim bail pending the case’s final resolution.
Court extends interim bail plea of accused in cryptocurrency case

1 month ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Tariq Khan

Mr. Justice Waheed Khan of the Lahore High Court heard the bail extension plea of Hashim Ali, who is accused of taking a USD 1,000 investment in cryptocurrency from Wasim Sajjad, a resident of Faisalabad. The accused lawyer, Shakeelur Rehman, informed the court that the plaintiff had transferred the said amount through his bank account to Hashim Ali, who is also a resident of Faisalabad.
LHC dismisses bail plea of accused in human trafficking case

2 months ago | dailytimes.com.pk | Tariq Khan

Mr Justice Shehram Sarwar of Lahore High Court on Wednesday dismissed the bail application of accused human trafficker Sajid Mahmood Bhatti. Assistant Attorney General Tariq Awan pleaded the case and was present in the court.