Malik Muhammad Ashraf is an academic. He can be contacted at: [email protected].
ColumnsHelped along by its friendsFor well over a year Indian security forces are persisting with the violation of cease fire agreement of 2003. During 2017 Indian security forces fired across the LO
ColumnsIt’s the Senate election!The senate elections finally happened on 3 March preceding an ambience of uncertainty as a result of attempts by the opposition parties to sabotage them ostensibly t
ColumnsA formidable challengeThe changing climate pattern around the globe poses a formidable threat to dwellers of the earth and though there is a growing consciousness about this potential weapon o
ColumnsNot so enviableThe Honourable Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Saqib Nisar addressing the National Judicial Policy making committee last Thursday vowed to protect the democratic set-up and st
ColumnsWashington is adopting the wrong approachThe continued violations of the ceasefire agreement 2003 by India, which last year claimed 54 civilian lives and inflicted injuries on 254 of them besi
ColumnsA PML-N witch hunt?Corruption is generally defined as misuse of entrusted power or authority by the elected politicians or appointed civil servants for private gains. It usually entails embezz
ColumnsPakistan and US must work together The continued violations of the ceasefire agreement 2003 by India, which last year claimed 54 civilian lives and inflicted injuries on 254 of them besides a<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2018/01/17/india-being-rewarded-for-serving-us-interests/" title="Read more" >...</a>
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ColumnsOther side of the pictureThere is no dearth of people around who are bent upon denigrating the economic performance of the country, orchestrated by the PML-N government over the last four year
ColumnsOr am I?Celebrating birth anniversaries of the national heroes and in case of nations winning independence from foreign subjugation, the founding fathers are invariably celebrated by respectiv
ColumnsThe bigger scheme of things What the COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa said while delivering a key note address at a seminar titled “Human Resource Development for the youth of Balochistan —<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/12/13/a-thought-provoking-discourse/" title="Read more" >...</a>
ColumnsMoving towards energy securityThe minister for power, Awais Leghari, told the media at a press conference on Sunday that Pakistan had become a power surplus country within the span of four yea
