At the grassroots level, I see a revolution of rising frustrations with the system from Karachi to Gilgit-Baltistan

Perhaps it is the unprecedented politicisation of middle class that accounts for growing popularity of Kaptaan

Where are we heading? Indeed, we are heading towards moral and institutional collapse

The real change in Afghanistan-Pakistan relations will come when security is understood as a common goa

Democratic politics is not and must not be a zero-sum game, it is positive and must be inclusive

Three obvious factors of change are: urban migration, remittances, and use of technologies for agricultural production

Crisis lies essentially in challenge that Kaptaan has presented to what he rightly portrays old forces or players.

The kaptaan is right to say that the match is not over yet and he will stay here until the finish.

With this ‘revolutionary’ tradition, Pakistan will remain unstable, ungovernable, vulnerable to such marches.

Political salvation lies in political means alone