MQM condemns Khan’s ‘hate speech’, vows protest

Mutahida Qatil Mafia's time will be up soon, and Inshallah Karachi residents will be able to breathe again soon

Chinese man held in AJK for ‘desecrating holy Quran’

Obvious indian troll. You've openly made anti pakistan comments under the same id before http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/04/27/news/n... http://dawn.com/2013/03/08/for-many-pakistanis-ch... http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/02/02/news/n...

Salary jump for doctors from Rs 18,000 to Rs 50,000

I m scared, this choice will cause to attacks in provinces

Shahbaz, Achakzai discuss post-election Balochistan scenario

Driving a wedge between Balochs and Pashtuns of the province seems on the cards

PML-N to enhance education budget to 4 pc of GDP by 2018

Education budget must be enhanced, simultaneously defense budget should be slashed, as we are spending far too much on defense and living beyond our means.

MQM condemns Khan’s ‘hate speech’, vows protest

It is quite clear that MQM is not democratic but a fascist party, not willing to see and accept the change in its mandate.

Agitated MQM workers beat up their leaders?

PTI and IMRAN Khan deserve praise for awakening the middle class who have stood up to protest against MQM in Karachi, which was unthinkable. The protests in London, Karachi and Lahore are a welcome sign. Middle class is always supposed to be the conscience of a nation and its civil society and They Are Wide Awake Now.

Approaching intra-radical conflict

How are the Syrian Rebels supposed to deal with Assad's tanks, helicopters and planes? And we wonder why they are resorting to terrorist bombings. Have we given them any other ostensible military support? The conflict is in Syria but in fact it's about freedom in the rest of the world. Yet we have surrendered the keys to the free world to totalitarian regimes. Yes, Russian and China -- completely devoid of any moral authority -- have succeeded in rendering us fully impotent in Syria.

MQM condemns Khan’s ‘hate speech’, vows protest

The true face of the MQM is known to those who live in Karachi. A botched police investigation, handicapped and ultimately silenced by political considerations does not impress us. An endless judicial probe that sits for decades without producing a report is also not likely to impress. The MQM has blood on its hands.

Agitated MQM workers beat up their leaders?

MQM is in for trouble. Altaf Hussain's hysterics betray his weaking grip over the party. Wait for singled out 'rabita committee' members jumping the ship.