TODAY’S PAPER | November 24, 2025 | EPAPER

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  • Vani verdict

    It is hoped that delivering justice in a timely manner will help reduce future occurrences of such practices.

  • Mysterious deaths

    The very idea of an organism that eats away at the brain to cause death is a horrifying one.

  • Attack on PPP rally

    We do not want a recreation anywhere else, least of all in Sindh, which suffers its own potential for political chaos.

  • Tank — and back

    The drone war will continue unabated and there is nothing that Imran Khan can do about it.

  • Pakistan-India relations and the US

    Peace has to come first, then trade and then resolution of the Kashmir dispute.

  • Drafting a letter

    We are reaching a point where it is important that the issue is resolved as soon as possible.

  • Imran Khan’s troubled march

    Getting large crowds from Islamabad to DI Khan & then to Kotkai is feat of logistics but with no security surety.

  • Police brutality

    The police in Islamabad tortured a man to death during interrogation, only to later declare him innocent.

  • Regional realignment

    Pakistan-Russia developments will be watched closely in India, US as both hold significance to regional occurrences.

  • An inconsistent performance

    Beating superior teams consistently and exceeding expectations have been Pakistan’s traits in last few years.

  • Deficiencies in vaccinations

    Immunisation coverage in Mansehra stands at 100%. This figure needs to be replicated elsewhere so every child is safe.

  • Voices from Balochistan

    Nawaz Sharif’s impassioned calls for restoration of harmony in Balochistan are welcome.

  • Controversy over LG law

    Local Government Ordinance can succeed only in an environment of harmony and cooperation between all political forces.

  • A dangerous precedent

    When a branch of government gets involved in proselytising, it can set a dangerous precedent.

  • Diversifying an isolationist policy

    Putin most likely postponed his visit because of mismatch of thinking with GHQ, which runs Pakistan’s foreign policy.

  • Parliamentary performance

    The report, demonstrates that there are other ways in which democracy is being undermined.

  • Historic win

    The win not only highlighted team’s willingness to put in effort far beyond its capabilities, but repaid PCBs'...

  • Forgotten flood

    Given our antics, perhaps, compassion has run out and this hardly augurs well for the people

  • A most welcome step

    Military’s actions in the name of national security should become a matter of public record.

  • Are drones the sticking point?

    If the world is in disagreement with our stance, we should assess our capacity to withstand international disapproval.

  • For peace in Gilgit-Baltistan

    PM's Rs2 billion package is welcome, larger picture is gloomy because of Pakistan’s isolationist foreign policy.

  • Embrace delayed

    Pakistan should ensure that the postponement of Putin’s visit is not converted into a cancellation.

  • Contamination in food

    The best way to ensure public health is by having checks over food suppliers.

  • Unfortunate stance

    ECP's decision to ensure that atleast 10 per cent of women voters ballot is hugely welcome.

  • Amicable agreement?

    Mengal's words indicate just how deep the idea of Baloch autonomy has sunk into the Baloch psyche.

  • The Taliban’s favour

    For all intents and purposes, Bilour's bounty call has essentially placed himself in the militant camp.

  • The spilled milk of religious tolerance

    The offence demonstrated by a video made in California was not an ‘act of civilisation’, but September 21 was.

  • The drone debate

    Fact remains that drones would not be needed if Pakistan did its job and cleared the tribal belt of militants.

  • Upholding rights of transgenders

    Pakistanis need to shed their biases against transgenders, who often end up getting abandoned by their own families.

  • Plea for help

    Zardari's arguments against the anti-Islam film at UNGA need to be considered, but the issue remains more complex.

  • Compensation for cinemas

    Cinema owners have been in dire need of government assistance even before their cinemas were destroyed.

  • Kidnapped

    Sense of insecurity among Hindus has clearly reached a peak. Question is whether it is too late to turn things around.

  • Zardari-Clinton meeting

    It is important to communicate the Muslim viewpoint to the people in the West at an intellectual level.

  • Rimsha’s plight

    Politicians, police, courts need to treat false accusers of blasphemy with same toughness reserved for minorities.

  • Water racket

    Cosmetic steps to shut hydrants will not affect mafias, but residents will suffer significant drop in water pressure.

  • The bounty business

    Bilour deserves to be penalised, though danger following this would be that he will be upheld as a hero by extremists.

  • Attacks on cinemas

    The owners of the cinemas in both Peshawar and Karachi had nothing to do with the making of this short video.

  • Punitive action

    A culture of truth needs to be created, especially expectant of those holding public office.

  • Double standards

    By allowing the publication of the cartoons, France has shown that it is home to a glaring double standard.

  • Building bridges

    Pakistan and India appear to be going about the task of building relations stone by stone and brick by brick.

  • Alienated from the state

    September 21 manifested the alienation of Muslims of Pakistan from the state they live in.

  • Chaos and capitulation

    Decision to observe holiday seems to have galvanised elements who express love for Prophet (pbuh) via destruction.

  • UN team’s visit

    Refusal of senior officials to meet UN team gives impression that some sections of govt are working at cross-purposes.

  • Wasted potential

    It should partially be government’s responsibility to help poorer families obtain education for their children.

  • The march of death

    Solution to target killing can be found with participation of political parties that wield influence in Karachi.

  • Attack on military targets

    It is an open secret that there are some in the lower ranks of the military who may be sympathetic to the militant.

  • The menace of swara

    One of the most disturbing aspects of this story is that the jirga which ordered swara took place at a police station.

  • Shattered peace

    The Bohra community has been unwillingly drawn into the net of sectarian violence

  • The truth behind the flames

    Sindh government tribunal, set up to inquire into reasons for the blaze has not come any closer to the truth thus far.

  • Rain and ruin

    We must ask if more could have been done to prevent the disaster on the scale on which it occurred.