My student defined democracy as 'when media comes to photograph injured people after blasts'. We need to change...

In a time when literature is crying for attention, Manto is but one example of an author who is largely ignored.

The educated class continues to commit crimes based on 'backwards' values. Are they really educated at all?

In Karachi, a divide remains between those who are hopeful about the future and those who can't afford to be.

Although our constitution is not secular and religious hurdles to legislation will always be present, “Islamic” debates over certain issues have outlasted our tolerance for them.

We are collectively less focused on the players themselves and more preoccupied with issues of national embarrassment and how to deal with them.

Wild parties are fun and progressive values are important, but the assumption that there is a causal relationship between the two is bordering on idiocy.

For every mob that silently watches a crime being committed, there is another mob that will stand on the street and protest it, however futile they know it will be.

I'm going to be honest - the reasons given for why social networking is an 'insidious villain' to the average 20-year-old don't phase me at all.