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What does it really take to transform a body? Trainers and experts explain health, weight loss, and risks

Scammers in Pakistan are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using tactics like fake bank numbers, fingerprint theft, and requests for OTPs

From Baldia to Gul Plaza, Karachi’s fires reveal a pattern of safety lapses and weak accountability failures

Nukta sat down with Sharjeel Musa Hussain, General Manager and Project Head of Omoda & Jaecoo Pakistan, to understand how these vehicles stand out in a competitive auto sector

An investigative deep dive into the Javed Iqbal case, questioning the official story behind Pakistan’s darkest crime

Pakistanis make billions of dollars through freelancing and the export of services. But receiving their hard-earned money is an agony

For decades, Waseem Akhtar operated quietly in Lahore’s Ichhra jewellery market, handling gold worth millions without written contracts

We explore one of the most frequently asked questions around the practice: Is NLP genuinely useful, or is it just another trending buzzword?

Hunain Abbas, a young man from Lyari, has adopted and revived a neglected government school, turning it into a symbol of hope and community-led change

In an exclusive interview with Nukta Pakistan, former cricketer Jalal-ud-Din says Pakistan's Babar Azam is a quality player

Bridal Couture Week 2025 was a show of color palettes that needed a comeback. It showcased silhouettes and craftsmanship that were once forgotten, but is still deeply rooted in our heritage

Nihari began as medicine for Mughal laborers before evolving into one of South Asia’s favorite dishes

Families allege fake encounters as over 60 die in Punjab, raising questions about police power and the right to life

From Baldia Town Factory Fire, where 259 innocent lives were lost, to the Imran Farooq murder case, Hammad Siddiqui’s name has repeatedly appeared in some of Pakistan’s most high-profile investigations

Trio By Maham is redefining café culture with books, flowers and a robot server

From toxic fumes to life-threatening injuries, Pakistani sanitation workers recount the dangers of every descent into the gutter

For the acclaimed singer, Khat isn’t just an album—it’s a confession, an ode, and a conversation 21 years in the making

Rising from the depths of poverty, Qasim built a clandestine empire that reached the corridors of power, rubbing shoulders with presidents and elites