Opinion

By Samra Khaksar More than 70 years have gone by since the subdivision of the Indian subcontinent but the Kashmir issue still remains to dodge diplomatic answers. Although it is constantly claimed that things are normal, developmental…

Zainab Khan ‎Child‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ abuse is one of the most neglected issues among the problems in Pakistan. Children constitute the most significant segment of the population, who have been subjected to sexual and physical abuse, and it is…

By Mehr un Nisa What we saw in Bihar is impossible to ignore. Chief Minister of Bihar, India, Nitish Kumar forcibly pulled the hijab of Muslim woman Nusrat Parveen during an official ceremony. She had come to receive her appointment…

Altaf Hussain Wani Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar arrives not merely as a film but as a cultural artifact crystallizing a troubling trend in contemporary Indian cinema—the weaponization of the medium to serve narrow nationalist agendas.…

By Sara Rasool Taus In the long and painful history of the subcontinent, power has often asserted itself through the humiliation of the vulnerable. Today, a disturbing metric of this dynamic is the targeted persecution of Muslim women,…

By Mehr un Nisa India has a long and well-documented record of exploiting terror incidents, information vacuums and moments of human tragedy to push propaganda and disinformation against Pakistan. This is not a new phenomenon. Over the…

Altaf Hussain Wani The recent news from Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals a chilling pattern: mass arrests under opaque labels, hollow local governance, and espionage allegations trailing Kashmiris beyond their homeland. These…

Altaf Hussain Wani The recent report by the Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG) on their eleventh visit to Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is not merely an observation; it is a chilling testament to a profound and deliberate…

Moiza Batool Martial law is a system in which the military assumes control over a country’s governance, often justified as a response to political instability or a perceived national emergency. In Pakistan, General Zia-ul-Haq…

By: S.K. Sami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stands today at a critical crossroads where a largely silent but deeply damaging public-health emergency demands urgent attention. The province, home to over 40 million people scattered across 35…