TODAY’S PAPER | August 01, 2026 | EPAPER

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  • Teaching our children about the ‘S’ word

    It is a little wonder that discussion on sexuality in Pakistan is often misperceived as being synonymous to pornography and its understanding is mostly limited to the act of sex.

  • A (fake) revolution

    If fake degree holders go unpunished, we will suffer for the rest of our lives. It will bring problems for Pakistani's living locally or abroad, as nobody will trust us.

  • The economic road to peace

    When global relationships are based on commerce, trade and industrial enrichment, India and Pakistan can’t overlook the importance of a two-pronged relationship.

  • Would you buy Pakistan?

    Can a country be branded? BRIC are known for development potential while Af-Pak, Islamic bomb and failed state are all marketing buzz words used to brand Pakistan.

  • One man’s wrong

    If Jamshed Dasti has committed a wrong by obtaining a fake degree, his fault has done ‘right’ for Pakistan. With out him the 'Dasti Club' would not be exposed.

  • All Kayani’s Men: Why the army works

    The Pakistani military more than most militaries, sees itself as a breed apart and inculcates in new recruits the feeling that they belong to a military family.

  • When opportunity doesn’t knock…

    It’s time to stop whining and appreciate what economic instability has taught us – the initiative to create opportunities. In tough times desperate measures make sense.

  • Learning to grow paradise from a seed

    The feeling you get when you see people falling in love with farming and becoming one with nature is divine!

  • Where sufism stands

    If not for the Arab factor, the Barelvis too would have secured their share in the jihad effort. Had that happened would Wahabism be suggested as a counter ideology today?

  • The time for ethnic politics is over

    Every ethnic group claims to hold a hapless history pertinent to the recent past. Hence, demagoguery politics has come into existence in the political culture of Pakistan.