The Verdict
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Celebrating its golden jubilee but not upholding the Constitution
As we commemorate our Constitution's golden jubilee, we must confront some difficult concerns.
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A nation in search of a statesman
Are our statesmen in cradle? Or is society barren and unable to produce them?
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A mismanaged economy and no true development
This pattern of public expenditure of the last three decades will indeed lead the economy and country to bankruptcy.
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Pakistan and its famous ‘long march’
Has the ‘long march’ become a norm of our political society?
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Will this incessant politico-economic instability ever end?
The IMF money came, evaporated, and the investor confidence remains chronically ill as the political circus continues.
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How many Khadijas and Noors will it take?
How many Khadijas and Noors must fall victim before we realise? How many must fall before we can all rise?
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Will Pakistan be able to evade a fate like Sri Lanka's?
Poor policies by the ruling party put Sri Lanka in debt default. Pakistan could follow if it doesn't course-correct.
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Pakistan’s gender disparity crisis
Advancing gender parity would also mean that gender-sensitive policies are adopted in the workplace
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The ramifications of the budget
The government has budgeted on hope, and a mini-budget may be on the cards if the prayers of policymakers go unheard.
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PML-N’s 10 U-turns in 10 weeks
No future campaign promises or slogans made by PML-N should be trusted in the slightest