Status quo is not an option and priorities need to be re-ordered if country is to reverse the infrastructural decline.

It is clear that no matter how powerful the state, it is not easy to simply “rein in” intelligence services.

The government believes that whenever it needs money, it can simply print more without any consequences.

It is time seniors called time and made way for young blood that has been sidelined for too long.

The health secretary admitted that the government has access to only 55 per cent of Tharparkar.

Everyone in govt appears to be concerned with getting through one year, hardly anyone gives any thought to next year.

The condition of womenfolk is deplorable in our society and improving their condition should take our time and effort.

There are currently seven million children out of school who should be in it, the second-highest figure in the world.

Unfortunately, the commerce minister make absolutely no mention of granting MFN status to India in his speech.

What is important right now is to ensure that Hindus across Sindh are able to follow their beliefs without any fear.