Viceroys of Pakistan: A Legacy British Left Behind
Op-ed | Lord Louis Mountbatten was the last Viceroy of India (February-August 1947). After the passage of the Indian Independence Act in July 1947, the...
Fears of Student Activism: Revival of Student Unions in Pakistan
Opinion | Student unions have played a vital role in the struggle of independence and in the post-independence political system of Pakistan. Muslim Student Federation...
The gateway to peace: Kartarpur serves as more than just a symbol
Op-ed | The opening of the Kartarpur Corridor providing access to Sikhs to visit the revered Sikh Guru’s final resting place is in reality of...
Is Iran’s economy collapsing under crippling sanctions by US?
Opinion | The crippling unilateral sanctions imposed by the American policy establishment has began to have a telling effect on the Iranian economy, with public...
World watches Kartarpur Corridor keenly as it brings nations closer
Op-ed | In recent weeks, the media and policymakers in South Asia, and outside, have been closely following developments pertaining to the Kartarpur Corridor. The...
Lack of passion to serve public in Quaid e Azam’s land of pure
Opinion | Passion has been in short supply in the land of the pure. Ever since the house of Sharif entered the political arena an...
Widespread Impunity and a Tribute To a Hero – Hemant Karkare
For India to wake up and not follow playing politics on terror as is PM Narendra Modi doing, it is necessary to remember what...
POLITICIZATION OF CIVIL SERVICES IN PAKISTAN
The Civil Services in Pakistan have colonial origins. A competent, effective and neutral civil service is the backbone of any country’s governance structure. Countries...
Pakistan Fighting On Two Fronts: With FATF & Against FATF
Opinion | In continuation to my last piece which was primarily to create an awareness cum understanding on Pakistan’s case as it stands today with...
How IOMT (Internet of Medical Things) is Disrupting Healthcare
“Smart” devices connected through IoT (the Internet of Things) can transform how we play music, text our friends, and even order groceries from Whole...
Middle Eastern Protests: Government’s Tug of War with People
Mass anti-government protests in several Arab countries are turning into competitions to determine who has the longer breath, the protesters or the government. In Algeria,...
Trusting Nawaz Was Bit Hard When 5 Family Members are Absconders
Opinion | It is hard to make sense of the political and legal happenings in Pakistan. Especially, as these relate to the ongoing corruption cases...