TNS – The News on Sunday

It is time our government realised the power of sports in developing the national character and addressing social and economic issues

Right now there is no silver lining at the skyline of Pakistan sports. The reason for this despondency is the lack of government interest in development of sports as an industry

We were once ahead of the Indians in sports. Today, however, we lag far behind because of lack of planning

Ehsan Mani’s first and foremost priority should be to put his house in order by infusing confidence in the employees of the board. It is the employees who are the backbone of the organisation and if

Kofi Annan will always be remembered for his relentless efforts to promote sports as engine of development, peace, social integration and conflict resolution

Pakistan’s sports authorities should study the performance of successful federations and evolve a methodology of monitoring and performance evaluation, without which no funds should be released

The oil-rich nation is preparing well to host the next edition of the world’s most keenly followed sports event

In a major shift, the Saudi government has begun to host major sporting events

After winning at Malahide and Lord’s, Pakistan exposed their weaknesses against England at Leeds and had to suffer the consequences

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf must include sports programmes in its strategy to generate the 10 million jobs that it has promised to people of the country