The ‘insecurity’ business The trainers appear alarmed at the level of guards’ ‘expertise’, and privately complain about it. Published 26 Feb, 2016 06:54am
Footprints: Militarising the next generation “Teachers are supposed to fight with the pen, not with guns.” Updated 15 Feb, 2015 07:41am
Footprints: Once upon a time in Umerkot 'Umerkot’s rich culture and history is something to be proud of, but instead Pakistan forget the diversities it has.' Published 16 Jan, 2015 06:28am
Footprints: Pushing out the sea Karachi’s coastline, which stretches to over 130kms, faces environmental degradation in the name of development. Updated 11 Jul, 2014 11:23am
Footprints: Extremist bodies run IDP relief efforts "The North Waziristan people are grateful to us. Many of them have promised to work for us — and that too for life.” Updated 04 Jul, 2014 05:43pm
Lessons in fighting crime ISLAMABAD: Some are taking notes on writing pads placed on wooden tables, the surfaces of which bear the etchings of... Updated 14 Mar, 2014 09:32am
Khewra mines: worth their salt Pakistan produces more than 1.2 million tonnes of pink salt annually from this mountain range. Published 28 Feb, 2014 07:42am
The naysayers’ propaganda machinery Abrar Khan, a campaigner with the Karachi polio vaccination team, regularly visits different schools in his... Published 23 Feb, 2014 08:18am
The great escape UMERKOT: In the early hours of dawn, Mannu escaped on foot from the feudal landlord who had made him and his family... Updated 18 Feb, 2014 04:33pm
Thirty pieces of silver As the firestorm of protest in the wake of the sudden change of heart of Shahzeb Khan’s family subsides, it is ... Published 29 Sep, 2013 07:29am
