The task for economic managers is to keep going and not to look back

All too often, such cases are derailed by blood money payments.

The other one, Ayub Khan, was a case of self-promotion.

Silence is complicity. Ambiguity is dangerous. The state must respond with clarity and strength.

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This methodical madness is in need of being checked instantly.

If the Sindh government is serious about development, it must commit to better planning.

This is putting life in danger for a national honour – daredevilry in every sense of the word.