Asad Rahim Khan
For starters, conflating the TTP with the Afghan Taliban has been useful for both the pro-war and anti-war brigades.
Updated 10 Oct, 2021 08:58am
Two judgements have rescued the CCP.
Published 28 Sep, 2021 07:33am
The heroism seems to have gone sideways.
Published 05 Sep, 2021 07:15am
Should high court judges be favoured for the SC based on seniority alone?
Published 22 Aug, 2021 07:17am
The former defence secretary was unrepentant to the end.
Published 04 Jul, 2021 06:28am
None of this was harmless fun.
Updated 20 Jun, 2021 11:36am
The mission to civilise leaves behind plenty of lessons to be learnt.
Updated 06 Jun, 2021 08:09am
Sooner than later, fanatics start to pull their own strings.
Published 17 Apr, 2021 05:36am
Pakistan has nothing to gain and everything to lose from siding with either Riyadh or Tehran.
Updated 28 Nov, 2020 08:13am
The Pakistan Democratic Movement is neither democratic nor a movement.
Updated 08 Nov, 2020 08:11am
The greatest stride for women’s rights in the last quarter century remains the Women’s Protection Bill of 2006.
Updated 01 Oct, 2020 08:27am
The city of lights is thrashing in the dark.
Published 29 Aug, 2020 07:00am
The current legal framework doesn’t require an electoral bar.
Published 04 Aug, 2020 06:53am
It’s not theirs to keep, the same way it wasn’t our colonisers’ to give
Updated 21 Jul, 2020 09:11pm
For reasons legal, historical and theological, the mandir needs to be built.
Published 19 Jul, 2020 06:44am
We raise statues not to remind us of who we are, but what we could be.
Published 05 Jul, 2020 07:15am
The Modi regime looks to be pushing its final solution.
Updated 07 May, 2020 10:00am
For many, it’s the same old vultures — who cares?
Published 12 Apr, 2020 07:00am
Conservative historian Niall Ferguson somehow got it right: Ayub was the ultimate ally.
Updated 16 Jan, 2020 09:04am
At long last, India cannot externalise its monsters.
Updated 16 Dec, 2019 06:25pm
