Our collective apathy speaks louder than our words and actions.

It's as if ‘India’ & ‘enemy’ are synonymous. This is symptomatic of our India obsession & our great fallacy, I believe

The defeat is significant for the PTI as it is the first public verdict on its performance in the province.

Over 60 years later, Muslims in Pakistan are more unsafe and suffering than those in India.

Pakistan has just started on the road to democracy and we must not derail it by wanting perfection at each stage.

If the commissions have the power to implement, at least, some of their recommendations, some change might occur.

We need a well-coordinated and integrated approach towards water if we are to survive.

By appointing a non-Muslim to an important ministry, Nawaz has shown his resolve to trust him regardless of religion.

Change will not come through one election or one campaign, but through concerted, long-term efforts and endurance.

If PTI wants to survive as a party, not just in K-P, but also nationally, it must put up a good performance in K-P.