Our profession asks us to report truthfully, not to die silently.

Pakistan is not a failed state but its powerful and educated elite are failing it.

For the landlords, who dominate both the Sindh assembly and the cabinet, a drought in Thar brings them good tidings.

We are a nation that does not try and seek answers.

We may be better off today with a functioning democracy, an independent judiciary and a reasonably free media.

If self-accountability does not start with parliament, where else will we look for it?

We need to work at improving the lives of the common people and leave this obsession with records.

Why is there duplication in many things in Pakistan but nothing improves?

Karachi is the only city of its size in the world that does not have a proper public transport system.

The people of Karachi need to be part of their police force and own it. So far, the opposite is the case.