2011 – The year of colossal letdowns
Here’s a list of all the disappointing entertainers and entertainment projects of the year.
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Polls 2011: What our readers think
A round-up of a few of the top polls run on The Express Tribune website in 2011.
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If 2012 is anything like 2011 was for Pakistan, the end of the world may come as a welcome respite.
10 things I hate about 2011
The rise of the PTI. Settle down, PTI trolls! I say this out of boredom not hatred.
Jihadi kidnappings: As the year ends, a new trend in crime reveals itself to experts
In 2011, militant groups found more success in kidnappings in the city.
Agriculture: A tough year ahead for the Pakistani farmer
Liberalised trade, poor infrastructure and volatile commodity prices all weigh heavily on agriculture.
Preview of 2012: Solve the energy crisis now or go home
If the government is smart, it will call for elections before the crisis hits the acute phase.
Top 2011 films: Kaleidoscope of emotions
A list of films that served the purpose of entertainment and did not make us want to gouge our eyes out.
The year of fear
I maintain that the singular most influential and depressing event of 2011 was the fiasco of Salmaan Taseer's murder.
The closing of the Pakistani mind
The year 2011 must rank as one of the worst years in the nation’s life.
Your choice: Top stories of 2011
Representing what visitors to the Tribune website considered vital reads for 2011.
Agriculture: Rising crop production a rare bright spot
Despite floods, cost increases, productivity levels in most crops continue to improve.
Construction: Rising prices, regulatory hurdles hamper activity
Lack of financing, land-grabbing and new taxes irk builders.
Exports rise, but textile industrialists still worried
Commodity prices largely explain bump, rise of domestic brands seen as positive trend.
Electricity and gas: More knots in the tangled web of the energy crisis
Despite much talk, the government fails to take any tough decision on the energy sector.
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