It is time for the government to confront the elephant in the room and tackle militancy head on.

Current statistics regarding the health and wellbeing of Pakistan’s children are abominable.

There were 8,495 refusals recorded during the recent anti-polio drive in Mardan district.

The oil companies would do well to seek constructive changes in policy and avoid getting greedy.

Ghost schools are not merely failing to deliver on education, they are a drain on provincial education budgets.

Neither hospital team, nor Rescue 1122 nor even those who set fire to rubbish are responsible for death of this child.

The Supreme Court had tried to protect the people. The government, it seems, is far less willing to do so.

The electricity utility supplies power to the board’s pumping stations and, in return, it wants to be paid on time.

What stands in the way now is the government’s desire to make the auction into a money-spinner for its fiscal needs.

General Sharif must keep in mind his primary duty to keep the country safe.