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Tuesday October 15, 2024
Salar Rashid
Salar Rashid

  • October 05, 2024

    The myth of tomorrow

    But today has lasted seventy-seven years, and tomorrow may never come

  • September 25, 2024

    The great refusal

    ‘Constitutional package’ is an orphan the moment its contents are shown to the public

  • September 13, 2024

    Justice in the trenches

    How can the system function well if seemingly insurmountable issues continue to plague them?

  • September 06, 2024

    Are more judges the answer?

    This does not address the underlying factors that lead to the influx of cases

  • July 16, 2024

    The prince of martyrs

    How do we describe valour of Imam Ali's son, who knew fate that was to befall him and strode forth regardless?

  • July 01, 2024

    New party or new politics?

    To bring about genuine change, a party must first secure power, which necessitates winning a majority in parliament

  • July 15, 2023

    How to appoint a judge to the SC

    If you wander far enough into Shenandoah Valley, you might find yourself in an orchard brimming with plum trees, their bare branches twisting and...

  • June 28, 2023

    The talon for our heads

    Many years ago, I recall being fascinated by the Court of Owls, a fictional secret society that, through centuries of shadowy dealings, had acquired...

  • June 13, 2023

    Quo vadis, Pakistan?

    For thirteen months, leading politicians have revelled in their ability to flout the law. From Khan’s dismissal of parliament to the government...

  • June 01, 2023

    Wings of wax

    In a country where the state is weak, corrupt, and unable to fulfil its fundamental obligations, ordinary citizens are often left to fend for...

  • October 31, 2022

    Through the looking glass

    An eerie disquiet has settled in places of power – behind closed doors and in crowded meeting rooms, politicians and generals plan for what is yet...