IMF, in its review on Pakistan’s economy, implied that the rupee was overvalued. Hence, a correction was needed.

India, it appears, is clearly not interested in a solution. Its lack of willingness to talk or act reflects this.

Local resources were deployed in a timely manner and there has been no repeat of last year’s disaster in Swat Valley.

Children have a right to education and schools are a bright spot in an otherwise bleak educational landscape.

With Bagram jail to be handed over to Afghan authorities soon, Pakistan must do everything to get all its people home.

When the enforcers of law break the law themselves, the citizens of the country are left with little to no hope.

There remains much to do for the rehabilitation of areas affected by the earthquake of 2005.

We must hope things do not take any unfortunate turn in the hours that still lie ahead.

These are tough times for the PML-N and the protests need to stop for the investment-friendly weather to return.

Hashim Khan was a credit to his country, our first sporting superstar.