Pakistan’s goals for education will remain goals rather than becoming realities, unless stakeholders act in unison.

Some private hospitals mint money performing minimal hygiene duties, while government hospice neglect them altogether.

Enforcing the provisions of DRAP law will not be easy, given how widespread the manufacture and sale of fake drugs is.

Now is the time to treat every citizen of the country as a Pakistani, regardless of caste, creed or religion.

The latest outrage in Peshawar is a reminder that the situation is worsening by the day.

The situation in Karachi has grown out of control; it will not be easy to tame it.

Government has launched a programme which aims to educate 3 million children of primary school-going age.

In Pakistan, women’s rights that are ensured under Islam are being violated.

Mr Sharif now seems to have come out of the military’s shadow and realise the importance of the rule of law.

Pakistan cannot fight the terrorists, to whom it is steadily losing more and more cities, without international help.