We Have Lost Our Marbles

By Mehboob Qadir We lost our social cohesion and civil anchorage, in fact our place in history, when River Hakra, the legendary Saraswati, turned away from us thousands of years ago. It was the mother river on whose banks Indus Civilization was born and prospered to become one of the largest and the most enlightened civilizations in the world. It held sway in many different ways over the plains of united Pu ...

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How much of a threat can fully veiled Muslim women pose?

In recent times, a great deal of controversy has centered around the burqa. In 2011, France banned the niqab and burqa. Bulgaria, Egypt and Chad, among others, also banned the burqa, with Morocco banning the sale, import and manufacture of burqas in 2017. The reasons behind the ban have been varied, with security concerns being an overriding contributor to the decision to ban the garment. However, there are ...

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Solidarity with Kashmiris

By Tariq Rizwan February 5, each year is observed as a Kashmir Day when a part of Kashmir was liberated from India called Independent Kashmir (in Urdu it is called Azad Jummu & Kashmir - AJK in 1948. In Pakistan, AJK is recognized as a separate state with a Parliament, Prime Minister, President and other governing institutions. The day February 5, was first observed in 1990 on the call of sitting Prime ...

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Remembering Memories and what ought to be ?

by Balbir Singh Sooch Honest means - truthful, sincere, frank, open, trustworthy, upright, decent, law-abiding, reliable, honorable ; Who is not telling lies; not cheating or stealing; straight forward; an honest man; an honest in business; give an honest opinion, to be quite honest about it-phrase used before a statement that one wishes to believed; an honest mind; an honest face; earn an honest penny; ear ...

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Pak-India Water Dispute Accelerates

By Sajjad Shaukat Pakistan is a grave victim of water scarcity, because of being on lower riparian in relation to the rivers emanating from the Indian-Held Kashmir (IHK). India has never missed an opportunity to harm Pakistan since its inception; it is creating deliberate water shortages for Pakistan with the aim to impair Pakistan agriculturally. Historically, India has been trying to establish her hegemon ...

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Indian Reserve Image Detonated

Posted By Zaheerul Hassan  BJP government not only taken unpopular decisions but also devised highly foolish policies to run internal and external policies. The recent policy of cancellation of currency notes all over the country is being condemned. Even in this regard RBI Staff of India criticized and admitted in a letter that Indian Reserve Bank image all over the globe is being dented due to government's ...

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Uproar over Missing bloggers

By Asif Haroon Raja The recently approved Pakistan Electronic Crime Act by the Parliament and promulgation of cybercrime law specifying punishments to the wrongdoers operating in the world of media with absolute callousness has alarmed the dissidents and made them cautious. In the last 12 days five social media activists including blogger Salman Haider have gone missing from Islamabad and Lahore. The other ...

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Corridors of Peace & Development in Asia – New Horizons

By Tariq Rizwan China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is likely to usher a new era of development and prosperity in Asia by connecting South Asia, Eurasia and the Middle East through Gwadar Deep Sea Port. It consists of road and rail network, industrial zones, energy projects and Gwadar Port. It is currently under construction.  It immediate aim is to connect Kashgar in China with Gwadar in Pakistan and r ...

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