It is very very embarrassing that the English authors are totally the opposite of the Urdu writers. This practice is generating a lot of dangerous confusion among the the readers with regard to the common issues of national concern.
The code of ethics must be made applicable to both English as well as Urdu authors. These people have a great deal of responsibility for the formation of the true mind-set of the public.
The people should be guided appropriately towards the information. The writers, regardless of whatever language, are deemed the character-builders. Therefore, they must be dedicated enough to spread nothing but the truth.
Be it print media or electronic media, it should motivate the people to learn and practice only a positive attitude.
Hosting talk shows or printing newspapers should have only one common goal, which is imparting proper information and relevant knowledge.
Therefore, the best answer is that the authors should come closer to each other and stand united on one platform to address all national issues with ‘independent’ and ‘unbiased’ views.
An unbreakable unity is the key.

I am proud of you being such a vibrant Pakistani.

Earlier the access to knowledge was difficult (through libraries only), but now the truth can be verified on various authenticated internet sites and other sources. When you don’t know the truth, all your actions and ideology towards your neighbours or adversaries (in this case India) are based on what you have been taught. Results can be seen everywhere. But the good thing is Pakistan is moving in right direction.

My own experience has been that at the receiving end of the hogwash that was taught as history. Much later i realized that i had been dealt a raw deal, and it took a much greater effort to break the conspiracy theory mindset that most Pakistani’s live in today.

My only advice is to educate yourselves as much as you can, as alternative viewpoints are the only way to achieve understanding in this day and age of confusion and anarchy.