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Target zero in anti-polio efforts
Such a comprehensive exercise has to be backed by national awareness and understanding of the plan
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Floods roulette
Karachi was brought to a standstill and now there are fears that Rawalpindi is going to suffer likewise
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Domestic tourism on the upswing
A combination of government and private sector initiatives will help the tourism industry stand on its fee
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Spinning the plates
The Modi visit made clear that America decided to depart from the position of studied non-engagement over Kashmir
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Gulf stalemate
oha is clearly in no mood for a compromise with GCC
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Peshawar’s dream project
A noteworthy benefit of the project will be its overall benefit to women
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N Waziristan trade route reopening
The prospect of trade should only be treated secondary to the security of citizens
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A bold move? Maybe
The Indian PM, Narendra Modi, has said perhaps slightly naively that GST is ‘a good and simple tax’
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Attack on female council founder
She is actively involved in organising women and helping them claim their rights
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Foreign policy — a reset
Whilst this is a welcome development, the latest proposals seem little more than a pink-tinged wish list
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Paddling in Karachi
Rinse, spin, repeat. We expect no change in the next millennia.
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CPEC — unforeseen consequences
It is undeniable that the new road is having a significant environmental impact
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Whose lives matter?
All the attacks in Parachinar city have a similar pattern which points towards a security failure
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Brand Pakistan
One hopes the same initiative can be replicated and introduced in more world capitals
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Chairlifts, safety and accidents
The lift is reported to have dropped 400 feet which if true suggest chances of any passenger surviving would be slim
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Going the digital road
Change is around possibly in the form of a new app that will enable business deals with the online digital signing
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Illegal organ trade
The assumption that organ donation is prohibited in Islam has lent support to the illegal trade
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Pilgrims in a bind
Escalating tensions between Islamabad and New Delhi are partly to blame for this state
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Modi in Trumpton
Both have something to sell each other, something the other wants
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India drone deal with US
Nothing builds a closer bond between two people than getting together and discussing a third person
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Welcome news
One cannot help but be nervous for a foreign team coming to play here and all of the responsibility of their safet
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Fuel tanker blast on highway
No amount of judicial inquiry reports can bring us out of this crazed stupor
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Adjusting the pivot
India and China are both players in Afghanistan and both are being courted by America
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The security delusion
Delusion and denial are building a solid foundation for the terrorists to go about their business
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Traffic killing
The rich and the powerful must not be allowed to get away with murder
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Quetta bombed again
The disturbing reality is that the security environment in Balochistan continues to deteriorate
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Regulating the INGOs
The INGOs need to be kept in check to assess their role nationally
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A global struggle
Rise in population leads to massive strain on resources that will fuel high unemployment and poverty
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Faith, Hope and Charity
Charity will rain down on 23rd June, like it or not
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The Kulbhushan Jadhav case
There may be no early conclusion to the matter
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Royal succession
The newly-appointed crown prince and heir apparent, Mohammed bin Salman, is just 31 years old
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Misogyny at the bar
While women have excelled in many walks of life, misogyny still prevails excessively
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Handling turbulence in the textile sector
The textile industry needs to flourish and grow, but government needs to promote the industry
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The Order of the Boot
We would like to think that the ECP acted as decisively in other cases, and watch with interest
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Fiery session in Balochistan
Instead of bickering, they can address their grievances through the sessions of the house
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An ill wind blows no man to good
The ill wind could blow harder in coming months
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The Great Escape
The banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi organisation shaved off their beards in a court washroom and thus transformed
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London mosque attack
They are likely to be self-radicalising as any other and may not belong to any particular group or known organisation.
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Shackling begging rings
The fasting month of Ramazan attracts both seasonal and professional beggars to Karachi and smaller urban centres.
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What a shame!
The manner in which the Hindu community is being treated in Sindh province is a matter of shame for all Pakistanis
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NSG revisited
Pakistan’s efforts to ensure equitable treatment in the NSG have succeeded, but we cannot afford to lower our guard.
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Subcontinental contests
It is amazing that there is such a series today when there is less violence on ground but more in the populations
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‘Ephemeral’ encroachment
The development of these projects is necessary to ease traffic but locals should not be abandoned
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Victory is sweet
The Pakistan team was largely written off as it was ranked eighth in the constellation of star-studded teams
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Ending the paralysis
Pakistan and Afghanistan need to address the issue of falling exports
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Uncomfortable truths
IMF has released a note which has a gloomier picture than the upbeat one presented by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar
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Police in the right
Wheelie riders are a curse and contribute to the national count of death and injury on the roads
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Modern-day slavery
We have long followed a class system that was practised with some relish by our colonial masters
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Cheap and sleazy
You can never borrow your way out of debt
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What price justice?
The message inevitably is that if a defendant has the resources then judges can be bought