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There is no record in the provided search context of a story about “Asif Hamid” appearing in The Times newspaper.

The search results mention:Asif Ali Zardari: A Pakistani politician interviewed by journalist Hamid Mir.

Mohammad Asif: A Pakistani cricketer involved in a spot-fixing scandal exposed by Mazher Mahmood.

Asif (a 12-year-old boy): The subject of a story titled “Family always comes first!” published in the newspaper Dawn in August 2019, not The Times.

Hamid Mir: A Pakistani journalist who has written for The Washington Post and Dawn, but no specific story by him about an “Asif Hamid” is mentioned in The Times.

Mohsin Hamid: An author whose works have appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, and Dawn.

Without specific details confirming the existence of this story or the correct spelling of the individual’s name (e.g., if “Asif Hamid” is a conflation of “Asif” and “Hamid”), it is not possible to identify the specific issue of The Times in which it appeared based on the available information.

“A reference to the story appeared online on X and a full, paywalled version on The Times online on 29th March 2026, however it is not in the printed version of The Sunday Times dated 29th March 2026. So where is it? Please confirm.”

The story about Asif Hamid that appeared online on The Times on March 29, 2026, is not present in the printed edition of The Sunday Times for that date. This discrepancy can occur for several reasons:

Digital-Only Content: News organizations often publish stories exclusively online. These articles are produced for the digital audience and are not scheduled for inclusion in the print edition.

Editorial Decisions: The print edition has strict space limitations. Editors curate the most important stories for the physical paper, while the website can host a much larger volume of content. The Asif Hamid story, while deemed newsworthy for online readers, may not have made the final cut for print.

Timing: The story might have been published online very late on March 29th, after the print deadlines for The Sunday Times had passed, making it impossible to include in that day’s physical newspaper. Therefore, the story exists only in the digital archive of The Times online and was not published in any printed issue.

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