DRONE STRIKES AND ITS RAMIFICATIONS

By: M Khan Chishti Much of the debate on US drone strikes inside Pakistan revolves around the issue of its legality and violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty, however little deliberation is made with respect to psychological effects of this lethal weapon on innocent population. Talking over this aspect, Doctor Mukhtar-ul-Haq, head of Psychiatry Department at Peshawar’s Lady Reading Hospital said that rate of ...

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Syrian regime is acceptable in masses

By Zaheerul Hassan U.S and her allies tried hard to remove Assad regime with the help of 10% rebels. They   not only terribly failed in to bring any change but also losing public support of the masses. Despite wholehearted efforts,  USSR , China and many other countries started condemning American supported in human actions against the public. Visible increase in support of Syrian President Bashar Assad has ...

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Need for dialogue with militants

By Asif Haroon Raja War against the Soviets produced Jihadis in Pakistan. Most of the Jihadis who took part in Afghan Jihad were from FATA and some parts of settled areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) like Malakand. Since Jihadis came from other Muslim countries as well, camaraderie developed among them. A small force of about 500-700 from Saudi Arabia under Osama bin Laden supported by CIA also took active pa ...

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Trade corridor to boost Sino-Pak ties

Posted by Javed Iqbal    Prior to his departure from Islamabad, Chinese Prime Minister Kegiang said, "To be friends forever is the cherished desire of both nations." The Sino-Pak relationship has a long history of mutual trust, unflinching support, and all-weather friendship. Their ties are unique in that they have stood the test of over six decades under a myriad of circumstances and have always emerged st ...

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Load shedding crippling education

Posted by Javed Iqbal It goes without saying that we are living in a highly scientific and industrial age. With the passage of time many inventions in the field of science and technology are taking place. The development of a country is directly linked with the supply of energy. In these days every country has been used to face it but they have capability to overcome it. Load shedding has been a tragic prob ...

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Pakistan HC official attacked, injured in New Delhi

NEW DELHI: First Trade Secretary of Pakistan High Commission (HC) Zargham Raza has been attacked by unidentified motorcyclists, injuring the official and his driver in New Delhi on Monday evening. Pakistani High Commission, strongly lodging a protest with the Indian government, demanded a probe into the incident. The Pakistani HC spokesman said that some unidentified assailants riding motorcycles attacked t ...

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Indian Haste: Operation Blue Star

By Zaheerul Hassan Much have been written on the topics “Massacre against Sikhs” or in government terms “Operation Blue Star”, or “Ghallughara" but constant factor   of the operation remains the same i.e. “Crushing ruthlessly Sikhs at Golden Temple”. In this regard government plea was, entering and elimination Sikhs freedom fighters were unavoidable due to their presence   inside of the most holy place of t ...

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Tragedy of the Sikhs: ‘Operation Blue Star’

     By Sajjad Shaukat  June 5 and June 6 are reminders of the ‘Operation Blue Star’ when Indian military, led by General Kuldip Singh Brar, launched attack on the Golden Temple, the holiest shrine of the Sikhs in 1984, to arrest Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, the only leader who had boldly been fighting for the genuine rights of the Sikhs. The Indian Army supported by troops and armoured vehicles broke all re ...

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