Archive for the ‘Economy’ Category

Horrible democracy adventure in Pakistan

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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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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Memo Case: Mansoor Ejaz with the support of Qadiani Group trying to destabilize Pakistan?

Since creation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the Qadiani Group is at their best for conspiring to topple every government of this country and present memogate issue is also one of the conspiracies hatched by Qadiani brains. Maulana Mujahid Al Hussaini, former editor of weekly ‘Khaddam-ud-Din’ and a close aide of Ameer-e-Shariat Syed Ataullah [...]

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Controlling inflation in Pakistan

Present Pakistan People’s Party Government has totally failed to control inflation. The cost of the ever worsening problem is constantly being paid by the people of Pakistan without any iota of respite. People are facing unprecedented high inflation together with high unemployment, a decline in Growth Rate and decreased currency value, and high food and [...]

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U.S Aid- Suspension of Supply to NATO Troops

Finally, President Barack Obama has signed a $662 billion national defence authorisation bill which freezes $700 million in aid to Pakistan until Islamabad gives assurances of helping it fight against the spread of improvised explosive devices (IEDs). After signing the bill Obama stated, “I have signed this bill despite having serious reservations with certain provisions [...]

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The Short-Sighted Conspirators

If remained unsolved and unresolved, the memo-gate issue may prove fatally catastrophic and lethally disastrous for the hard-earned and ever-dreamed democratic system in Pakistan. Though time will decide whether this issue is a conspiracy against democracy or an evil plot against the military institutions of Pakistan but one thing is very much clear that some [...]

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Aftermath of Energy Crisis in Pakistan

The power outage for over eight to 12 hours per day has ruined the country. Four-year tenure of the incumbent PPP regime is characterized by extreme power shortage and load-shedding with a series of broken promises, un-kept pledges, misplaced priorities and a directionless journey. Industrial production is suffering, exports are on the decline, jobs are [...]

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