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Marginalising the minorities
There are any number of dormant committees, some of them years old, doing nothing and going nowhere
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Tolerating extremism
The fact that the authorities are looking the other way here is worrisome
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Shifting paradigms
America is looking to its interests in the South China Sea and counterbalancing the moves of China in that area
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CPEC Summit
It meant to promote awareness and hold discussions on how to take the project forward, was a much-needed one
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Speaking truth to power
Farewell Marc-Andre Franche. You did your best for Pakistan, but sadly Pakistan did not do its best for you
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Lobbying for Kashmir
PM Nawaz Sharif has appointed of 22 parliamentarians who will highlight the Kashmir issue in various countries
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Anarchy on our roads
In Pakistan, driving without a licence is punishable by law, but is one of the easiest offences to get away with
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Concerns in the textile sector
This is not the first time the textile sector has been involved in a tax issue
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Reinforcing gender stereotypes
An initiative in curriculum for girls’ primary government schools in Punjab incorporates a lesson in home economics
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Water shortage in Sindh
Drought-prone areas which have suffered during the 2013-15 drought season are witnessing high child mortality rates
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A valid question
What guarantee is there that the required number of army personnel would be available to conduct census next March?
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SC’s advice to ruling elite
According to a PML-N senator poor must stay poor in order for there to be someone to grow wheat and be wage labour
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A deadly spiral in Afghanistan
Attack on American University in Kabul exacerbated the already parlous relations between Pakistan & Afghanistan
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Drugs: a bleak picture
Drug addiction and usage at the individual level is often poorly understood
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Now clean up Punjab
What can only be described as disgraceful — indeed shameful — partiality, is clearly in play
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Stuck on the border
All traffic both foot and vehicular is suspended and trucks stretch for miles on both sides of the border
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Karachi in a time of flux
Much of rank and file membership of the MQM remain devoted to Altaf Hussain, and he still commands considerable sway
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The Congo virus menace
With Eidul Azha just a few weeks away, the public is looking to purchase cattle for the annual sacrificial rituals
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A timely initiative
Pakistan is a frontline state when it comes to experiencing the negative effects of climate change
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Continued tensions
Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has refused to attend the two-day Saarc finance ministers’ meeting in Pakistan
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Increasing power woes
The amount owed by consumers and distribution companies to the power sector keeps on increasing
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Reaching new heights
Pakistan have reached the number one position in the Test standings
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MQM — emergency surgery
Events have moved swiftly since Altaf Hussain made an inflammatory speech on August 22
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Flaws in NADRA
Over the years, NADRA has become something of a benchmark agency for Pakistan
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Getting to grips with madrassas
The Sindh cabinet on August 20 approved the draft of the Sindh Madrassa Registration Bill 2016
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Horror upon horror in Turkey
Child bomber killed 51 wedding guest in Gazientap on August 21
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A collective failure
These are rough times for the children of Pakistan
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Lack of social responsibility
Instead of just blaming politicians for poor behaviour, our attention should also turn towards ourselves
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The case of unutilised funds
When the government wants something done, more often than not, it gets done and soon enough
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Crisis in Pakistani sport
Tokyo 2020 will be no different if the current crisis in Pakistani sport continues
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Decline in FDI
FDI clocked at $64.3 million in July, down 14.6 per cent received in the first month of the preceding fiscal year
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A historic victory
LHC upheld a previous decision to stop construction within 200 feet of 11 heritage sites along the route
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The boy in the ambulance
Omran Daqneesh sits stunned and bloody-faced in the back of an ambulance in Aleppo, Syria
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The poverty of political thinking
Nobody is suffering for a cause, and those that turn up at mass rallies expect to be entertained and fed for doing so
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Meanwhile Kashmir bleeds
Until and unless both sides put something on the table that is negotiable, then there is nothing to talk about
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Child kidnappings
No nightmare could be worse, and yet this scourge continues to haunt citizens in Pakistan on a daily basis
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The FATA reforms
Reforming the status of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) is overdue by many decades
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NTS — systemic flaws
Transparency, particularly financial transparency, is seemingly not a priority for the NTS
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Benami bill: will it work?
A NA panel approved an amended version of a bill that prohibits people from keeping assets in the name of others
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The endless battle
The terrorists just never go away
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The turning tide
To truly integrate its various communities, a society must be open to change
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Neglect of science
Many of the pending projects have been hung up for almost a decade
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Plugging the gaps in NAP
Nasser Khan Janjua is to monitor implementation of the by now somewhat threadbare NAP
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Deweaponising Sindh
Many individuals see carrying weapons as a necessity against the onslaught of criminals
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A win to savour
The drawn series is a fair reflection on both teams, with both sides playing mercurial, engaging cricket
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Woes of the Railways
Pakistan Railways suffered another loss-making year as its revenue deficit surpassed Rs28 billion during fiscal 2016
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Apathy towards sexual violence
Our institutions need to start taking the plight of those at the receiving end of such heinous crimes seriously
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Rhetoric and reality
Pakistan will eventually need to focus on improving export earnings and reducing tax evasion and avoidance
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Another blind alley
Sushma Swaraj is on record having said that negotiations about Kashmir with Pakistan are just not on the table
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Concerns over NAP implementation
Army chief has rightly pointed out that military gains will be for naught unless the civil side of compact is honoured