By: Shaukat Masood Zafar Back in February 2008, at the dawn of another attempt at democratizing the nation, many Pakistanis yearned for a better society — one that truly brings the genuine dividends of democracy. Four years later it’s debatable whether democracy as practiced by the Pakistani politicians and understood by the electorate — has [...]
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Constant price hike: Save Pakistanis from hunger
By Shaukat Masood Zafar Pakistan is facing many serious problems nowadays, but the problem of price-rise is the most serious one. The government of Pakistan and LPG producers has recently dropped three more bombshells on the people of Pakistan by increasing the price of oil products. Though many of the petroleum products are deregulated now [...]
Victims of Detainees’ Terrorism need Justice
By Zaheerul Hassan Media is an instrument of war and peace, which is being exercised by every nations to mould the situations for the purpose of acquiring desired results, assist in revisions and making Foreign Policy, breaking status quo, making/changing the opinion of masses and protecting national and international interests. In regard to Pakistani media, [...]
Foreign Policy of Pakistan Needs Changes
Shaukat Masood Zafar The vision of our founding fathers of a progressive, moderate and democratic nation committed to development of a modern Islamic state is now badly at stake. A deliberate attempt is underway in the West to defame Pakistan by questioning its credibility in war on terror. Slamming Islam and tracking Muslims have become [...]
Strong Defense Means Ultimate Survival
PROFESSOR ALI SUKHANVER What is more important; food or security; health or defence; prosperity or safety; certainly a difficult question to be answered. Today one finds a hurricane of allegations, accusations ultimately forming the shape of suggestions that Pakistan needs not spend a huge amount on its army and the relevant security set-up. Various so-called [...]
Al-Qaeda in Deep Quagmire US
By Zaheerul Hassan U.S. President Barack Obama stated in Capitol at the annual address to Congress that about 23 thousand U.S. troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by the end of the summer of 2012, U.S. He said that ten thousand of our soldiers have already returned home. Another 23 000 troops will leave Afghanistan [...]
India behind Tibetan Insurgency
Police in China shot dead more protesters on January 24 and 25 this year in Tibetan-inhabited regions as unrest spread to some other areas. China’s Sichuan province, which has big ethnic populations, has been rocked by violent clashes. The new spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhist monks and successor of Dalai Lama, Lobsang Sangay, head of [...]
Pakistan wins Jazz Cup 2012 Test Series
Mobilink extends congratulations to the Pakistan cricket team on its test series win over England in the Jazz Cup 2012 being held in the UAE. Jazz partnered with the Pakistan Cricket Board to organize ‘The Mobilink Jazz Cup 2012’ in the United Arab Emirates as the home series for Pakistan. The two tests held so [...]
What Are the Main Reasons to Be Cautious of Mobile Banking?
Mobile banking is still a fairly new technology. More and more people are now using their mobile devices to check their balances, make payments and do everything else that we’re used to doing online: so are there any reasons for caution, any more so than there would be were you doing your online banking via [...]
Mansoor Ejaz Vulgar Video: Statement by Maulana Mujahid Al Hussaini
We extremely condemn the sheer act of vulgarity done by a Qadiani, Mansoor Ejaz’s clip of a video which is reported by various national Dailies today. In this video he is hosting a show of wrestling of naked girls. This was said by Maulana Mujahid Al Hussaini, a close aide of Ameer-e-Shariat Syed Ataullah Shah [...]




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