The Way I See It

I believed Scotland would satisfy the craving for independence in me. But I was wrong.

Her in-laws took her to Pakistan and left her outside her parent’s house, without her passport and her baby.

Men claim that only a hijab can protect the women of Pakistan. Well, this woman was in a hijab, wasn’t she?

Karachi is surrounded by its enemies who appear in the shape of rabid hyenas, feasting on its flesh mercilessly.

It’s high time for PCB to decide whether they want to be the doormat or a cricketing power on their own feet.

He was neither sitting behind a bullet proof glass, nor 50 feet away from the people who elected him.

It definitely lacks that particular punch which leaves viewers with strong memories of the movie.

If it was not Zia, it would have been someone else, he simply took advantage of an already messed up state of affairs.

How free and independent are women and children on both sides of the border – and whose job is it to keep them safe?

Why is there such a strong dissimilarity? Can it be attributed to norms or what has become the people’s attitude?