Pakistan
Nov 2nd, 2011 |
By Dr. Aisha Aijaz |
Category: Latest, Pakistan
Nearly two decades of ‘slow but steady’ struggle which sometimes looked like a ‘one-man’ show and labelled as ‘just a fan club’ by critics has surely turned the tables in one big show of strength. “The Lahore Jalsa” has shaken repeatedly tested corrupt giants. There is a fear in their tone, and you can sense […]
Tags: Drones, Imran khan, jalsa, lahore, majority, pakistan tehreek insaf, rally, silent, war on terror
Posted in Latest, Pakistan |
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Nov 1st, 2011 |
By Imran Khan |
Category: Latest, Pakistan, Religion
My Generation grew up at a time when colonial hang up was at its peak. Our older generation had been slaves and had a huge inferiority complex of the British. The school I went to was similar to all elite schools in Pakistan, despite becoming independent, they were, and still are, producing replicas of public school […]
Tags: Imran khan, iqbal, Pakistan, selective islam
Posted in Latest, Pakistan, Religion |
191 comments
Aug 14th, 2011 |
By Dr. Aisha Aijaz |
Category: Latest, Pakistan
From grandpa’s diary: ‘My six year old granddaughter Zara is all excited to celebrate the 64th birthday of Pakistan. Every year when this day arrives, it brings back many beautiful memories. Poverty, homelessness, travelling in the worst circumstances, leaving behind our homes; nothing looked ugly, nothing felt difficult. I was a young and energetic teenager, […]
Tags: 14th August, independence day, jinnah, Pakistan, quaid-e-azam
Posted in Latest, Pakistan |
14 comments
Aug 12th, 2011 |
By Awais Vohra |
Category: Latest, Pakistan
River Indus the life line of Pakistan, rises up in Tibet China, enters Indian held Ladakh region before entering Pakistan up north. It flows from east to west before turning its course southwards in Gilgit Baltistan region towards Arabian Sea. It runs the entire length of Pakistan, snaking pass some of the highest mountain ranges in Himalaya and Karakoram; […]
Tags: Indus, Pakistan, Unity
Posted in Latest, Pakistan |
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Aug 10th, 2011 |
By Shaazia Faiz |
Category: Latest, Pakistan
I am a doctor by profession; I took my five year training at a private university hospital in Karachi, with an adequate amount of clinical exposure. I opted for public setting to work because I already had some experience of electives in the government hospitals, and I loved the experience. I particularly enjoyed being thoroughly […]
Tags: doctor's strike, government hospitals
Posted in Latest, Pakistan |
4 comments
Jul 26th, 2011 |
By Tamjid Aijazi |
Category: Pakistan, World
“I am at liberty to tell you today that its customary in an incident like this for our government to conduct a criminal investigation, that’s our law, and I can give you the full assurance of our government today that it will take place!” The assertion on Raymond Davis’ trial by US Senator John Kerry […]
Tags: faheem, faizan, lahore shooting incident, Raymond Davis, senator john kerry
Posted in Pakistan, World |
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Jul 17th, 2011 |
By Dr. Aisha Aijaz |
Category: Pakistan
You thought they were saviours, your representatives whom you elected and sent forth with hopes in your heart and responsibilities on their shoulders. You thought they were there because their prime interest was to lead the way towards betterment of the country, and make you a force against all the monstrous problems the country is […]
Tags: Faisal Raza Abidi, Firdaus Ashiq awan, Waseem Akhtar, Zardari, Zulfiqar Mirza
Posted in Pakistan |
8 comments
Jul 15th, 2011 |
By Omar Javaid |
Category: Latest, Pakistan, Social
When judiciary sleeps, the mob finds its own way of enforcing justice in the society … what other means do they have really? This has been happening for quite a while now and might happen more often in the future if nothing is done to ensure speedy justice. Otherwise, as they say, justice delayed is […]
Tags: criminals, judiciary
Posted in Latest, Pakistan, Social |
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Jul 14th, 2011 |
By Asad Shaikh |
Category: Pakistan, Religion, Social, World
‘What a dhamaka khaiz offer yaar!’ I heard a teenager speaking to his friend with bright eyes and excited tone, over the new offer by a leading multinational food chain in the city. He added “I am sure they won’t compromise on quality as they are up to international standards and it is world renowned […]
Tags: ramadan, rewards from Allah
Posted in Pakistan, Religion, Social, World |
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Jul 11th, 2011 |
By Momina Chawla |
Category: Pakistan
It’s a bright sunny afternoon and not everything is just as super about Karachi as ever. After a hot day, cold breeze is felt on the face and refreshes me but makes me sadder this day and my heart bleeds, as the city is burning again. Party interests, gains and losses, snatching and throwing of […]
Tags: ANP, Karachi killing, MQM, Rehman Malik, target killings
Posted in Pakistan |
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