Relief camps, around 240 of them, have now been established to house the over 60,000 people displaced from Badin.

Sialkot lynching case is inconclusive after a year while Sarfaraz Shah's case concludes in a about two months. Why?

The two countries, unfortunately, are challenging each other to make the final decision and cut the umbilical cord.

One hopes that at least some prevention measures will be put in place to minimise further displacement and losses.

The policy of handing these animals over to Karachi zoo must be reconsidered in light of the death of the cubs.

The danger now is that vital foreign aid programmes will grind to a halt as foreigners fear coming to the country.

The fact is, we simply do not know the truth about what is going on in Balochistan.

He sounds unfamiliar talking about rties with India, but has the answer to what looks like Pakistan’s terminal crisis

The military needs to make sure that all those serving in its ranks fight for the cause of Pakistan.

The changes in the FCR give people the right to appeal against decisions of the political agent.