The three-and-a-half hour meeting was dominated by Clinton insisting Pakistan take action against Haqqani network.

Just imagine being stuck down a deep hole, with people standing by, but none of them willing to throw down a rope.

The government should keep in mind that it is virtually impossible to stop tech-savvy militants.

SSP Aslam said that he would continue the fight against militants and teach them a lesson.

Foreign Office must wake up to the reality of the state’s internal crisis and not formulate unrealistic statements.

Lankan doctors found eggs in flower pots, outside the office of the medical superintendant at the Ganga Ram Hospital.

By now, we should have learned that basing foreign policy on support of militants islikely to hurt us than help.

Pakistan cannot claim sovereignty of decision-making in foreign policy if it harbours terrorists on its soil.

Taking on the Haqqani Network may be a good idea, but the question of ability still lingers.

Over the weeks ahead, the biggest challenge is posed by sickness, which so often follows calamity of this nature.