The rot can only be retrieved if we have the will to heed our founder's words: Cowasjee.
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US Muslims face backlash
Eight years after 9/11, mainstream America continues to distrust Islam, notes Huma Yusuf. -
The charity bazaar
Holbrooke should distribute all his largesse to Pakistani NGOs, instead of the American: Anjum Niaz -
Two’s company: Sad demise
If you were given a chance to live up to 100 would you take it, asks S.M. Shahid. -
The high cost of ‘ghairat’
Money alone won’t solve problems, political will and consensus are needed, writes Irfan Husain. -
Can they ever make it work?
Zardari’s original sin is wanting to rule from the presidency: Cyril Almeida. -
Political no man’s land
The only solution for the Balochistan issue lies in following the political path, writes Ayesha Siddiqa.
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IRFAN HUSSAIN
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KAMRAN SHAFI
MAHIR ALI
I.A. REHMAN
AYESHA SIDDIQA
KULDIP NAYAR
CYRIL ALMEIDA
ANJUM NIAZ
NADEEM F. PARACHA
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NUCLEAR ASSETS
Heavy conventional guarding, a blanket of secrecy and deliberate deception used to protect nuclear installations.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Media's independence is meaningless unless it takes upon itself the grave duty of honest and responsible reportage.
ART & CULTURE
The show, as predicated, proved an entertaining conceit which turned a hypothetical evening into a happening act.
BUSINESS
A large part of the spending goes on gold jewellery, but sales are down partly because of rising global gold prices.
PUBLIC BACKLASH?
Muslim organisations in the US have complained about receiving dozens of death threats and hate e-mails.
CRICKET
'We are keen to host the top teams of the sub-continent because of growing passion for the game among people here.'



