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    29th April, 2013
    Tender for running Pakistan
    Influencing the bid evaluation process by means of bribery is strictly prohibited unless it is at least $50 million and made through proper channels.
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    16th April, 2013
    A revolution in Pakistan?
    To prevent a headlong fall into an abyss, changes are needed at the grassroots level. This, is the responsibility of the left in Pakistan.
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    25th March, 2013
    My favourite club
    There is a demonstration nearly every day outside the Karachi Press Club – essentially the last rampart of resistance in town.
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    21st March, 2013
    Devil’s Point: The other side
    Take a break from the hectic pace of Karachi. Come to the Devil’s Point – bring along your date but not your souped up Mazda Rx7.
    14th March, 2013
    Kala Pul: Strength through adversity
    The visits to Kala Pul only strengthened my faith in the decency and honesty of the under privileged. One day, I hope I can say the same about the affluent.
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    27th February, 2013
    The problem with Pakistani liberals
    Let’s conduct a “thought experiment”. Imagine that all religious extremists have been wiped out, what will change in Pakistan?
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    20th February, 2013
    The Z factor
    With Shahrah-e-Firdousi and the Marine Promenade blocked from both ends, the presence of the Bilawal House was once again the cause of extreme distress for commuters.
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    2nd February, 2013
    The caretaker PM addresses the nation
    "Whenever the country has tried to do anything for you it has just increased your suffering. It is high time that you be asked to do something for your country."
    22nd January, 2013
    Tranquility amidst turbulence
    Weary of obsessively watching the spectacle of a man trapped, I decided to take a break and go some place where sanity still prevailed.
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    1st January, 2013
    Hats off!
    You see, how intelligent our great leader-philosopher is? His approach is to prepare you for the worst and so you rejoice when it turns out not as bad.
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    11th December, 2012
    A trip of hope to Thatta district
    With the thick clouds of despair so ubiquitous in Pakistan, the tenacity of the flood victims keeps the hope for all of us alive.
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    15th November, 2012
    Breaking News: New indigenous mobile company launched
    The serious inconvenience caused by the suspension of cell phone services at the drop of a hat, may come to an end soon.
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    6th November, 2012
    The Ideology of Pakistan: A thorny issue
    Just 24 years after the creation of Pakistan more than half the population decided they had enough of being part of the great republic.
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    30th October, 2012
    Breaking News: Target killing attempt by dogs
    The dogs, obviously under the command of extremists, pounced on the complainant aka uncle and ripped off a piece of his fancy Khaadi kurta.
    23rd October, 2012
    An Insider’s Guided Tour of Montreal
    A little candid picture guide to the inimitable “Ville de Montreal”.
    13th October, 2012
    What we don’t see
    It is if the printed image has given what was non-existent an existence. When we wake up in the morning and open the newspaper many of the same fleeting faces we see everyday stare at us and talk we about them.
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    9th October, 2012
    Pakistan Railways: End of a journey?
    One stands silent and still at the Karachi Cantonment Station as if mourning the passage of an era of mystery, reveries and hope.
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    20th September, 2012
    Zardari goes shopping
    While the President of Pakistan went to the Hyperstar Supermarket, all heavy traffic was stopped and consequently held back for an hour till he returned.
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    15th September, 2012
    Denizens of the Abdullah Shah Ghazi Shrine
    Here, tolerance is the operative word. Among these denizens there is the full spectrum of human strengths and fallibilities.