She`s a Nobel winner heading to Oxford. But `Malala hate` is still real in Pakistan.
(WorldNews Pakistan)

It`s safe to say that most people in Pakistan were glad that Malala Yousafzai, then a 15-year-old student, did not die from the bullet wounds a squad of Taliban militants left in her face and neck when they ambushed her school bus in Pakistan`s scenic Swat Valley in 2012. It`s probably also safe to say that two years later, most Pakistanis were proud - even if that pride was mingled with other, more complicated emotions - when Yousafzai, an activist for girls` education, became at 17 the youngest person ever to win a Nobel Prize and her country`s second Nobelist since the Muslim-majority country was founded in 1947. ......