Civil society no longer considers apologists as free from blame. In fact, it puts them in same boat as that of Taliban

Parliament must be careful in treading a course, and may take preliminary measures to shore up civil authority.

The moderates, although quite loud, have refused to stand up to tyranny, and expect others to do it for them.

The people of Pakistan have allowed the religious right to triumphantly weave a web of lies...

Bengalis have always been acknowledged as the greatest proponents of the Pakistan movement.

It seems presumptuous to condemn a group of judges on the basis of activities which no one has claimed as illegal.

Trashing one's country to fit in with a foreign crowd, or to look cool, doesn't say much about us.

Religion here is an excuse to get away with murder, encourage intolerance and cement backwardness and illiteracy.

What is perhaps downright crazy is the senseless violence that has erupted in Karachi due to Imran Farooq's murder.

Flood-affected families of the Ahmadi community were shunned from relief camps setup to 'help' citizens of Pakistan.