The pattern of riots following all blasphemy accusations in Pakistan is hard to miss.

Why riots follow blasphemy accusations in Pakistan

The pattern of riots following all blasphemy accusations is hard to miss.

Just establishing terror camps and sending jihadis to India isn't terrorism. Terrorising a section of your own people is also terrorism. And Pakistan, by its very nature, cannot stop doing that.

Why I think Pakistan was, is and will always remain a terrorist state

Charged under the country’s blasphemy laws, Ramesh Kumar is in prison, his property destroyed and his rights uncertain. His is no isolated story. This is normal in Naya Pakistan.

Pakistan hunts another Hindu: Why the global community must speak up for Pakistani doctor Ramesh Kumar Malhi

We will not let Srinagar — despite all its frenzied hissy fits — turn into another Kabul.

A madness that binds: The common thread linking murdered J&K BJP secretary Anil Parihar with Pakistan's Asia Bibi

There's a mania that’s spilling from Sialkot to Srinagar, which is driving the lust for a jihadi 'azaadi'.

We should not fail Asia Bibi now.

Why India should offer Asia Bibi asylum, safe from Pakistan's murderous bigots

Though judged innocent of blasphemy by Pak's Supreme Court, Asia Bibi won't be allowed to live safely in her own country. This is where India must step in.

It’s time Pakistan undergoes some radical judicial reforms, especially on the laws of blasphemy.

Asia Bibi verdict: Why blasphemy laws should have no place in naya Pakistan

Asia Bibi’s case will continue to illustrate how blasphemy laws are used to persecute the weakest of the weak among the country's religious minorities.

Why Pakistanis must speak up against blasphemy laws

Asia Bibi’s case illustrates how blasphemy laws are used to persecute the weakest of the weak among the country's religious minorities.