Editorial

Ironically, it was Mr Sharif who opposed any changes to Articles 62 and 63

I bought three Rs30 stamp papers for Rs50 from this vendor, which cost me Rs150 in total

The latest move also means that New Delhi has scrapped its previous precondition for a medical visa

Civilian ownership of weaponry in Pakistan is being considered a point of contention in the federal cabinet

For decades, Pakistan has exported manpower to the region, but that flow has been suddenly interrupted

The biggest challenge for officials in Nepal is to send food and relief materials to people in flood-hit areas

There is little incentive for members of the lower socioeconomic Hindu community to remain in Sindh

The government also expects a significant increase in foreign direct investment and other inflows

A more professional approach must be adopted by Islamabad with possibly help from the armed forces to ensure security

14th August marks the day that the people of this land were able to regain the helm from colonial powers

McCain strategy threatens ‘graduated diplomatic, military, and economic costs’ on Pakistan

We need to encourage more segments of society to work for the cause through a series of initiatives

Only when these facilities are given to them will we be able to bring about a qualitative change in their lives

Until penalties are dealt ubiquitously, it will continue to be a slow process

This is no victory parade

Such policy would attract foreign direct investment in avenues

Actions by alleged groups have caused deep embarrassment in the run-up to 70th independence day celebrations

The government must ensure provision of necessary resources and assistance to the Marie Adelaide Leprosy Center

Myanmar as a whole is uninterested in protecting their fellow citizens from harm

There is a looming obesity problem among children in Pakistan which has now been appropriately recognised

It is now apparent that his appointment is not an interim measure and it will extend to the next general election

Life for women in Pakistan is rife with obstacles towards justice, safety, and equality

As a country we are plagued by ghost schools, phony businesses and now invisible parliamentarians

She came to Pakistan in 1960 as a member of the Society of Daughters of the Heart of Mary

We earnestly request PTI chief Imran Khan to establish an engineering school at Gomal University D I Khan

His swift and deft handling of a minor spot-fixing scandal during the tournament earned him plaudits

It is a significant step for those who suffer from autism or have hearing disabilities

In the case of the finance minister, his assets increased 91-fold to Rs831 million between 2003 and 2008

Some ingenuous solutions will also have to be found to rid Karachi of the perpetual threat of gridlock

If successful the removal of Nawaz as party leader will have a profound change on the national political dynamic

Parliamentarians have never been noted for their willingness to come in support of issues related to women’s rights

There is not a shred of evidence that sanctions have done anything to alter the prevailing mindset in Pyongyang

Poultry alone can be a major source of foreign exchange

Never a day passes without reports of women being killed by their spouses or other members of their family

Weather conditions of not only Pakistan but also South Asia have become extremely volatile

When over a third of the world’s population begins preparing for war, the other two thirds must scramble to stop it

Almost seven months into his office, Trump seems to be following the same old and familiar template on Pakistan

Pakistan is plagued with many dangerous diseases that take lives more than the numbers that one sees in reports

GCC states are committed to liberalising and promoting bilateral trade are expected to be developed in Pakistan

Now, it is Khawaja Asif that is to take up the reins and his appointment raises a number of interesting questions

The women’s wing of the PTI has asked Gulalai to seek forgiveness or else a jirga would be sent to her home

The winding up of the Pakistan Textile City (PTC) is an expensive example of how not to do business

If the Kashmiris want secession, let there be dialogue

It is unfortunate, that despite promising to make amends, the government fails to provide proper basic facilities

Modi used the conflict as a diplomatic weapon, issued a statement, ‘water belonging to India cannot go to Pakistan’

The transition from the prime ministership of Nawaz Sharif to Shahid Khaqan has proceeded without undue disturbance

Prisoners currently under trial have been referred to hospitals where they live lives of considerable luxury

Authorities know that having medical services available through doctors, is a vital part of the wellbeing of a society

Sugar production has seen an increase over the years, but demand has been unable to keep pace

Apportioning blame on Pakistan for US' failure in Afghanistan is an attempt to simplify the complex ground situation