Uzair was at one time said to be close to PPP leaders and was widely regarded as party’s ‘face’ in Lyari

Attempts to achieve cost cuts through laying off workers on daily wages will not amount to much

President Ghani referred to the Taliban for perhaps the first time as his “political opponents”

The introduction of the book on ethics for Sindh’s non-Muslim students is a commendable effort

It must be noted that the investigation into the Pathankot attack by Pakistan appear to have run out of steam

The authorities need to be honest about the real reasons for the closures: security concerns

The chief justice was entirely correct when he said that local govts should “not be mere showpieces”

PIA’s competitors will have a field day as passenger traffic is diverted in the event of flight disruptions

It was his conversational prowess at play when he talked a group into surrendering 134 hostages in Washington

Sindh Assembly on January 25 passed a law designed to regulate the minimum wages of workers