The Way I See It
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Foolishly flashing forces
The police has recently been equipped with brand new 1000 and 1300 cc cars with the latest digital sirens
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Banning Bin Laden
The banning of the film in which a nationally heralded youth icon is featured, is a manifestation of a myopic attitude.
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Ethnic divides, an end to the Quaid's vision
The antagonism which spawns divisions along ethnic, religious and ideological lines is a scourge which has been rampant in the world since time immemorial. It has been a cause of great unrest and a precursor of grave injustices committed. The prevalence of this phenomenon is no different in our part of the world. I often see myself holding my head in frustration over the incessant bashing of Hindus, Jews and other cultural groupings.
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What Chinese model, President Zardari?
Exactly what aspect of the Chinese 'model' does our President want us to copy - economic freedom and political repression?
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When 140 characters rule out 20 years
Senior Middle East Editor for CNN, Octavia Nasr's forced resignation following a controversial tweet raises important questions about media freedom
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An iron gate to a city of dreams
Let me be your guide to the walled city. I will walk with you to the narrow lanes of Lohari Gate through Lahore, the city I was born in. Walking towards the gate, we are surrounded by the Lahori bazaar. You can see outstanding ancient architecture, wooden balconies, beautiful carving on doors and windows but this architectural heritage has been brutally defaced.
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The relationship paradox
Are people in relationships happier than those who are single? Many of my friends were happy when their relationships started but now just a few years after getting married, they are miserable. According to a psychologist men need to be in a relationship more than women.
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The right feet and shoes
Can any of us ever claim to have selflessly placed ourselves in someone else’s position?
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Looking out for their own
Supporting Dasti means the prime minister felt no regret in backing someone who had wilfully broken the law
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What Jamshed Dasti taught our youth
Politicians have deepened the wedge between morality and politics through their shameless defense of fake degrees. The youth are learning some tertible lessons.









