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Rainfrog, Mr. knowitall? I will not stoop to name calling. Looks like we can't have an intelligent conversation.

But that is a systemic problem, not because of ethnic discrimination. Punjabis, Pathans, Sindhis living in Karachi have to face the same problems, right?

I second that. My experiences with Sindhis have been great. Of course there are good and bad everywhere. Painting everyone with the same brush is the definition of racism.

At 2:45 he says, "woh jo tabahi machi pehle to uski wajah se", implying that Altaf's divisive politics was the first reason, then he mentions later the problem with the Sindh government i.e. PPP.

This article does not give the federal government authority to "take over" the province. It gives them authority to "give directions" to the provincial government to act, leaving the provincial government in place. The problem is that the federal government can give direction all it wants, but...

No, it would be best if Germans fixed their state institutions, so they do not become tyrannical, with no regard for human dignity.

You're just a fountain of logical fallacies.

There are many others who have a different "experience". That is why we don't make sweeping generalizations based on personal experiences. But you already know that.

Is this "assurance" based on empirical evidence, anecdotal evidence, or is it your intuition?

The details are yet to be announced, but this is a major breakthrough. Anyone who says that this government has accomplished nothing in two years is simply being disingenuous.

A remarkable life he lived. I read his book "Road to Mecca". It's a beautiful, atmospheric book that transports you to a different, almost mystical time. Definitely worth reading.

I really think it is by the grace of God that the damage from the pandemic in Pakistan has not been as bad as initially predicted. While I do believe that the government's approach has been the correct one, given our social and economic realities, the fact is that we have been greatly helped by...

One of the most successful people in a specific area, yes. Not necessarily one of the most intelligent. Certainly not one of the wisest. Let's face it, in our the current global culture, money does buy you respect, and people tend to listen to you more. But to be fair, Mr. Gates has a lot of...

PH may learn from Pakistan in Covid-19 fight By Kris Crismundo August 5, 2020, 7:25 pm PSA Philippines Consultancy Inc. Director for Business Intelligence Greg Wyatt MANILA – A business risk consultancy firm said the Philippines may look at the efforts done by Pakistan in its fight against...

He mentioned that he had two closed door, one-on-one meetings with the CM. Then he had a meeting with the CM and the Corps Commander. And the Corps Commander himself had two closed door meetings with the CM. I find it interesting that the NDMA chairman did not have to mention this, but he did...

I just hope they don't end up living like cockroaches.

I assume you got the information from here: https://www.idap.pk/portfolio-details/establishment-of-tertiary-care-hospital-nishtar-ii-multan But it says the area is 12.14 acres

If you are in Pakistani politics, and working with the kind of bureaucracy that Pakistan has, you run into all sorts of people, and step on the toes of some of them. In such an environment, it is easy to be "named in a few scams". I wouldn't put too much stock in these claims. These people...

As a well wisher of the PTI government, I agree with those who believe that the reason for the departure of these two individuals is something other than what they're claiming. I do not doubt their sincerity in trying to help their country. But here is what I believe happened: I think Tania...

NayaPay gets SBP in-principle approval to operate as EMI NayaPay to enable citizens to open e-money accounts for digital payments KARACHI:The State Bank of Pakistan issued an in-principal approval to NayaPay Pvt Ltd to operate as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) in the country. In a...