The day I declared my best friend kafir just so I could get a passport
I am ashamed to admit, I picked up the pen and I signed it — declaring myself party to causing the pain.
Cheque please — Forget hospitality, split the bill
What happens when we split a bill: We get up, and we walk out as social equals.
Reimagining Iqbal at the Mosque of Cordoba
Having read Masjid-e-Qartaba during my school years, I had long wished to visit the mosque that had inspired the poet.
Trapped between debt and humiliation: The story of a Pakistani migrant
It time to realise that the failures of our state and society compel those on the fringes to migrate.
50 shades of CII
Make no bones about it: the CII has declared apartheid against the Pakistani woman.
Of highs and lows: How Pakistani cricket changed forever
Pakistani cricket teams have been described as being the most unpredictable and erratic in the cricket-playing world.
Dhoni in the time of Virat Kohli
Pitted against the powerhouse of a talent that is Virat Kohli, the pressure on ‘Captain Cool’ has perhaps begun to tell.
Bringing our children home in shrouds instead of graduation caps
Apart from the drivel about soft targets tossed out to apportion blame elsewhere, have we failed our children post APS?
Lahore attack — Where do the real fault lines lie?
The only way blasts like these can come to an end is by dismantling the terrorist network of sympathisers.
Why Pakistanis are among the least innovative in the world
We need to bring revolutionary changes. And, we need to bring them now.
7 lifehacks to survive Pakistan's scorching summer
A little paint, plants and responsibility is a fair price.
The day I declared my best friend kafir just so I could get a passport
I am ashamed to admit, I picked up the pen and I signed it — declaring myself party to causing the pain.
Panama president admits to offshore company in Pakistan and other unbreakable news
‘I also own an expensive flat in Karachi,’ President Jean-Claude Van Damme admitted.