The Way I See It

Many of us who have studied in private schools have been inculcated this sense of shame about Urdu.

The footballing community in Karachi is praying that rains do not come this week otherwise they may be out of commission for a long time.

In the troubled times that we live in, the adulteration of what is a unifying symbol with slogans and pictures is disappointing to say the least.

Calling the floods Zadrari's Katrina is a misnomer. The hurricane was nothing compared to the cost of crop, infrastructure and livelihood destroyed during the disaster.

Wedding season can be painful, especially when guests have no manners. Have you ever stampeded a buffet table? Or pushed aside an elderly aunt for the last decent chair?

After retirement some men have little to do but loiter in the streets and reminisce about past glory. And sometimes they end up on TV.

The country has been plagued by issue after issue for years, But what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. It is time for the nation to begin Pakistan-ization.

Our nation’s penchant for politics has found a new punching bag for the ongoing flood crisis: President Asif Ali Zardari and his ill-fated UK trip.

A new Pakistani television channel claims to offer 'socially responsible' programming. Can a medium that caters to the masses ever be morally correct?

A 'Dil Dil Pakistan' singing American who provides health-care services in Kashmir’s earthquake affected.