Behroz Khan

Peshawar preserves a Bollywood in its midst: the ancestral homes of the Kapoors, Dilip Kumar and Shahrukh

Jaspal Singh’s murder shows that Sikhs are now just fodder in FATA’s inner war

Held to a huge ransom by the Taliban, NWFP's Sikhs have nowhere to go

He was once a violent cleric. Now, at the age of 77, he talks peace, grabbing headlines worldwide for the Swat deal he stitched with the NWFP government.

The US strategy to put its weight behind the Northern Alliance pays off as Zarai's fall brings them nearer to Mazar-e-Sharif

The refugee crisis deepens as a ceaseless human tide crashes against the sealed Afghan-Pak border.

It's a nation waiting for devastation, for sleek planes to rain down lethal bombs, for deadly missiles to penetrate its impregnable mountains, for its ruins to turn into rubble, for its defiance to be punished, tamed.