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Distinguishing talent from service
Sachin is nothing like Muhammad Ali, a sportsman who was given civilian awards for his brave positions against racism
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The legacy of General Raheel
Legacy that General Raheel can leave behind is to end the concept of possibility of extension in COAS’ service...
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The rise of bigotry
It hit me that if Trump becomes the president of the US, bigotry may become a norm all over the world
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Towards affordable housing
It is time for govt to create the an environment where entrepreneurs think of investing in affordable housing schemes
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Our invisible and neglected workforce
The government needs to at least set up rules and mechanisms to monitor the plight of informal workers
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It’s not the same Kashmir
India will never obtain a permanent seat at the UN Security Council unless it does not resolve the Kashmir dispute
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Command and leadership
General Raheel Sharif: “You can delegate authority but not responsibility”
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The Indo-US Duet
A 2012 survey exposed that 51 per cent of Americans expressed anti-black sentiments
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An independent ECP
The leaders of the house and opposition do not take seriously their responsibility to appoint ECP members
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A lurking fear
Where is this sense of superiority, coupled with anger coming from? Why are we this bitter?
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Taj Mahal or Tejo-Mahalaya?
Modi has said that genetic science existed in ancient India
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Money — not Modi, in AJK
A prosperous AJK is one of the key factors that will strengthen Pakistan’s case internationally
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The canker within
Honour killings are not a wholly Muslim phenomenon. They are practiced in the Sicilian Mafia
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Qandeel, the rockstar!
How many more Wasims will roam scot free feeling ‘honourable’, because of feeble legislation?
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Is racial discrimination an issue in Pakistan?
Pakistan was not a signatory to the International Convention on the Rights of Migrant Workers and their Family Members
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We are no Turkey
I don’t think Pakistan is anywhere close to where its citizens would react the same way as the Turks
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Pakistan is not isolated
New Delhi is now to Washington what Islamabad is to Beijing
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What we can learn from Turkey
Turkey and Pakistan have a great deal in common
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A growl in the undergrowth
The thrill attached to eating in the middle of the forbidden Red Light District. How exciting to be among untouchables
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The failed Turkish coup
Will the failed coup in Turkey provide oxygen to Pakistan’s anaemic democracy?
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No country for poor women
If you are a poor woman, and dare to choose, your home is where you are killed, and at the hands of your own family
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Afghan rulers in the dock
When will Hamid Karzai be held accountable?
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Nawaz government poised to see off power outages
At last! The nightmare of long power outages will come to an end
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The six-year redemption
Sunday’s test finale against England spelt redemption in a way not even Hollywood could have scripted
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Dealing with the Afghan imbroglio
If the Taliban forces gain more territory, as they are expected to do, the pressure on Pakistan will increase
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Qandeel: the star of our condemnation
Qandeel just opened a few buttons in a society that Manto described as being “already naked”
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The new world disorder
Indigenous lone wolves, wreaking havoc in the West
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Who killed Qandeel?
Qandeel’s crime, if any, was that she crossed a line that the Jirga-enforced society has set for women in Pakistan
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Afghan refugees suffering for no fault of theirs
The alleged ‘undocumented refugees’ are the ones the govt institutions failed to reach and register
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Nothing’s changed
In Karachi, the CM usually wakes up when roads have been turned into rivers and thinks it’s time to clean storm drains
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Safeguarding women’s rights
Educated Pakistani woman has entered the 21st century, while the Maulana and the CII still live in the 14th century
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Misapplying the term ‘terrorism’ in India
Separatist violence does not touch us at all and so we are able to easily look away from the underlying grievances
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Glitches in the matrix
Apparently ‘grief’ and ‘outrage’ cancel out the need for transparency, rigor, and accountability
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The K word
The K word… There are countless beating hearts attached to it
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Don’t take the threat lightly
We would to be on our own if the US threat of cutting off aid is actually carried out. Let us have a plan ‘B’
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Pakistan: a friend or foe?
The current political climate in DC is such that it’s hard to remain neutral on Pakistan
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Expanding Karachi police: a challenge and an opportunity
Karachi police must consist of local residents and reflect the ethnic makeup of the permanent residents of the city
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Revamping real estate
There is no denying that current property valuations are severely low
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Irregular Pakistani migrant flows
European policymakers have made it harder for people of certain nationalities to claim asylum
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Where is our next woman PM?
Britain has a woman prime minister and, simultaneously, a Muslim of Pakistani heritage as mayor of London
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Countering poisonous ideologies through radio
To respond to challenge of extremism, ‘infotainment’ can be an effective technique broadcasting industry can utilise
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Engaging our demons
Violent extremists try to use violence to eliminate the other. Sadly, the state is a combination of many others
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Games before the match
It is the first time since the 2010 series that the Pakistan team is visiting England
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No reason to celebrate
This has been the bloodiest holy month in history
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‘Reject despair'
Black people have been on the wrong end of white hatred on the net almost since its inception
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Financing education in K-P
There is something terribly wrong when government schools are funded through private donations
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Space: the final frontier
To boldly go where no man has gone before
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Fraudulent geopolitical wars
John Chilcot has literally exposed the fallacies that masked the illegal war in Iraq
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The third gender
Hijras, eunuchs, transsexuals, transvestites and hermaphrodites continue to live on the social periphery
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Humza Yousaf: a Pakistani Braveheart in Scotland
Muslims in Europe need to work hard to become part of their societies and not blaming outsiders for their problems

















































