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Letter From Pakistan

Pakistanis have forgotten Palestine, KFC McNuggets. Their target is Modi and WW3 now

Naila Inayat - May 5, 2025

Jaishankar-Dar dinner stirred ‘siyasi’ romance in Pakistan again. No love, just vibes so far

Imran Khan’s party expects Jaishankar to save Pakistan democracy. And Modi to free him

Pakistanis are having a ‘pinch me’ moment. ISI’s Faiz Hameed is not ok, but we are

‘India, I love you’ — but why now, Imran Khan? Kashmir to Covid, India was perfect cover

Naila Inayat - May 5, 2022

From shedding Modiphobia to praising 'azaad' India's foreign policy, calling Indians 'self-respecting', Imran Khan's U-turns are nothing but dovish cloaks.

This PM worries about ‘aloo, tamatar’ prices — Shehbaz Sharif’s ‘Purana Pakistan’ is promising

Naila Inayat - April 15, 2022

When Shehbaz Sharif took office, Pakistanis couldn’t believe that a PM could give an entire speech without talking about himself. Pinch us, will you?

Imran Khan wanted to be a siyasi shaheed like Bhutto. But it ended up in political suicide

Naila Inayat - April 10, 2022

There is also lesson for the selectors to stop making political test tube babies when ultimately, the price is paid by the people.

Oscar should’ve gone to Pakistan PM Imran Khan for best performance to save his chair

Naila Inayat - April 1, 2022

It was a busy week for Khan—losing the majority in the Assembly, marketing a ‘threat letter’, doing everything but plugging holes in a sinking Titanic.

Imran Khan fans are ready to dive in front of tanks & dodge bullets for him – only on Twitter

Naila Inayat - March 24, 2022

Imran Khan's supporters don't want to allow anyone to take away their ‘kaptaan’. Even if that means fighting the very people that once installed him.

Pakistan govt’s latest ‘chooran’ — everything is America’s fault, even no-confidence motion

Naila Inayat - March 11, 2022

PM Khan is frothing at the mouth in every public outing since the tabling of the motion. And it's not a good look for the office he holds.

Russia to Riyadh — Imran Khan now has a history of being in the wrong place at the wrong time

Naila Inayat - February 25, 2022

If you want to blame anyone for all this, blame US President Joe Biden. Had he called Khan like Putin did, it would’ve been a different story altogether.

Imran Khan’s ‘Naya Pakistan’ has an old ‘gutter’ problem. But ‘picture abhi baaki hai’

Naila Inayat - February 20, 2022

The much-frowned-upon memoir of Reham Khan has made a comeback almost four years later. It seems her book has no shelf life — it's evergreen.

Pakistan is standing up for Karnataka girls. Just not Ahmadiyas, Hindus, Christians

Naila Inayat - February 10, 2022

Pakistan will have ‘Solidarity Day with Daughters of Hind’ this week, but keep on ignoring the girls in Afghanistan.

Imran Khan is losing the plot. Someone’s chair is about to be pulled again

Naila Inayat - January 27, 2022

There is ‘tamasha’ going on in Pakistan. And Imran Khan is having a visible meltdown, while Nawaz Sharif is bemoaning a dead leopard.

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Letter From Pakistan

Pakistanis have forgotten Palestine, KFC McNuggets. Their target is Modi and WW3 now

Jaishankar-Dar dinner stirred ‘siyasi’ romance in Pakistan again. No love, just vibes so far

Imran Khan’s party expects Jaishankar to save Pakistan democracy. And Modi to free him

Pakistanis are having a ‘pinch me’ moment. ISI’s Faiz Hameed is not ok, but we are

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