South Asian Dirtiest Intelligence Game

By Zaheerul Hassan Proactive, reactive, offensive and counter intelligence operations are obligatory elements of well comprehensive thoughtful intelligence plan of proxy wars. Usually, the plans of such nature in proxy wars are being executed through organized intelligence network in the rival countries. Execution of covert intelligence operations while using the invisible state’s sponsored actors really br ...

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Subversion of East Bengal

Asif Haroon Raja Once the Army of British East India Company under Lord Clive defeated Siraj ud Daula in the battle of Plassey in 1757 with the help of infamous Mir Jaffar, the British in collusion with the Hindus oppressed the Muslim Bengalis and in a matter of 50 years they converted the entire class of their nobility into serfs and upgraded the Hindus from serfs to masters. Bengal which was the richest p ...

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India’s Nuclear Security Farce

Ishaal Zehra No matter how much exaggerated claims India makes about the personal rapport of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the US President Barack Obama, truth remains apparent as luminosity in the dark. Earlier it was the statement of president Obama who, at the end of the recent Nuclear Security Summit, talked about India and Pakistan in the same breath, bracketing them together. Obama desired ...

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RAW, Heading Towards Decay

By Sajjad Shaukat Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) which was created in 1968 to wage continuous secret battles against the regional through its agents, assumed a significant status in formulation of Indian foreign policy. While waging their secret wars, RAW’s agents have their presence in almost all regional countries, implementing various tactics of psychological warfare. In thi ...

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Who is Endangering the Global Security?

By Sajjad Shaukat Russia’s Defense Ministry hosted the fifth Moscow Conference on International Security, held in Moscow on April 27-28, 2016 with the participation of high military officials and experts from around the world to discuss the fight against terrorism and other pressing security challenges. Besides, security problems of Asian-Pacific region, war and peace problems in Europe as well as global se ...

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Jawaharlal Nehru University Incident Revisited

By Sajjad Shaukat Although apparently, India claims to be the largest democracy, acting upon the principles of liberalism and secularism, yet since the leader of the ruling party BJP Narendra Modi became Prime Minister of India, various extremist developments like unprecedented rise of Hindu extremism, persecution of minorities, forced conversions of other religious minorities into Hindus, ban on beef and c ...

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US-led West’s Double Standards May Culminate into Nuclear War

By Sajjad Shaukat There is a co-relationship of the US-led West’s double standards and double game in relation to human rights, terrorism and so on. But, this dual strategy, particularly regarding India and Pakistan in wake of the unresolved issue of Kashmir, including the Middle East in connection with the unsettled Palestinian-Israeli dispute, especially the Syrian question may culminate into nuclear war. ...

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مذہبی فرائض اور رسوم و رواج ۔۔۔کسی بھی معاشرے کی پہچان

نغمہ حبیب مذہبی فرائض ، روایات اور معاشرتی رسوم و رواج کسی بھی معاشرے کی پہچان ہوتے ہیں۔ کچھ عرصہ پہلے تک پاکستانی معاشرہ اپنی ایک مضبوط شناخت رکھتا تھا لباس ، طور طریقہ ، شادی بیاہ ، اٹھک بیٹھک سب میں ایک مخصوص انداز تھا آج بہت ساری ایسی چیزیں تصویروں میں ہی نظر آتی ہیں ورنہ آج کی نسل ان تمام رسوم اور اقدار کے عملی تجربے سے تو محروم ہے ہی ان کے مشاہدے میں بھی یہ چیز نہیں آرہی ۔وقت کے ساتھ تبدیلی کوئی انوکھ ...

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