The Way I See It

Pakistani media needs to put a stop to the breaking-news culture. Every minute statement, thought or event makes it to the red strip on all news channels.

If someone asks for a burger at a bun kebab wala the people around him will start laughing and called him ‘Mummy Daddy.' Why has this sandwich become a status symbol?

The idea of bringing the world to a single platform and then making it impossible to disengage sounds as if someone is controlling it, and the users.

Are land reforms Islamic or not - when scholars can't make up their minds how are we expected to move forward?

I wouldn't want to be in the AFA's headquarters - sandwiched between the legacy of one of the game's greatest players and Sergio Batista who has delivered unexpected successes.

Musharraf admits to 'taking over Pakistan' the same day he warns of a military coup and announces he will 'join', not lead the APML. And he was funny too.

Their high heels, tank tops and heavy makeup made them stand out. Both seemed to be waiting for a ride. They kept leaning towards the road giggling at each other.

It seems that the Zionists, Freemasons, RAW and Osama bin Laden have been collaborating on a series of coordinated strikes on me and my small social circle!

A dinner with middle-aged, portly, balding, Pakistani men turns ugly as unsavory fish tikka is followed up with talk of politics and 'revolution'.

A modern ethnically diverse state such as ours needs democracy. The media should criticize the government but it should not indulge in destabilizing it.