Recent SC move leaves open the question whether it is encroaching on the domain of policymaking.

The display of a life-size model of the Baluchitherium, at the Pakistan Natural History Museum, is good news.

Kayani has invited the Senate Standing Committee on Defence to South Waziristan in November to visit troops.

One must ask where funds for these activities came from and why did setting world records suddenly become a priority.

Instead of subsidising drugs, the government is actively working on behalf of big drug companies.

What blocking of cellular services actually displays is the authorities have no strategy, ability to combat terrorism.

Is it wise to put off operation in North Waziristan because government believes public opinion will not be behind it?

As citizens of a democracy, we need to know more about what happens in our country, factors which lead to such events.

For Pakistan, it will make very little difference which candidate ultimately wins the election given their similarity.

The obvious religious bigotry at display, as well as its political undertones, must not be ignored.