Tag: Reader’s view

Youth programs are currently lacking in both quantity and quality, writes Shumaila Aamir

The unethical and inhumane practice of dog culling must be stopped and alternative methods must be implemented, writes Eizza Asad

Marriages based on an equal partnership should be encouraged, writes Fizza Hussain

Tariq Aqil is fascinated by the talents of the young spy ring

It seems people have buried their heads in the sand and are in immediate need of a lesson in history, ...

Our rulers need some serious introspection, writes Tariq Aqil

Tariq Aqil believes that political leaders of Pakistan should inspire and motivate the youth

Tariq Aqil recalls the life and struggles of Asma Jahangir

Fanatical mobs under Khadim Rizvi failed miserably in winning any seats in parliament but still managed to pull over two ...

The opposition is on the move and the government is irritated by their very presence and actions, writes TLW

Tariq Aqil laments the prevalence of extremism in society

Fatima Ahsan Raja describes how the system failed the motorway rape victim

The PTA has banned Tinder and other dating apps due to the perceived ‘negative effects of the immoral/indecent content’ on ...

Aiyza Javaid discusses how the online shopping has flourished during the pandemic

Shahid Mehmood explains the positive aspects and the shortcomings of the app

There is no meaningful quarantine or social distancing in poor areas across Pakistan, writes Khawaja Akbar

We need “deeper history” to become mainstreamed in our national self-image, argue Daud Khan and Leila Yasmine Khan

COVID-19 may help us update our understanding of national security, writes Ziaullah Ranjah

Massive but targeted reforms are required to lift up the level of performance, credibility and image of the railways, writes ...

PIA’s financials are pure disaster, writes Wasif M Khan

Private schools would benefit from holding weekly classes on mindfulness, writes Gaitee Ara Siddiqi

Daud Khan met some wonderful people during his recent travels

Pakistan is now officially seeing the erosion of its domestic legal order, writes Nida Jaffery

So much has happened since schools stopped teaching literature in Pakistan, writes Anjum Altaf

Mahnoor Jahangir explains Yadhav’s case from the perspective of international law

Muhammad Abbas Khaskheli believes the Indus River System Authority has put itself in a controversial position