The Story of Pakistan, its struggle and its achievement, is the very story of great human ideals, struggling to survive in the face of odds and difficulties.

Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Chittagong, March 1948)

US Troops in Pakistan?

by on Jan 4, 2003

By Natasha Sometimes it happens that one becomes so immersed in ones personal life that events taking place around him fade into a hazy...

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Do Reporters Really Know How To Choose Their Topic And Do Their Homework Right These Days?

by on Dec 13, 2002

A Jesuit priest from Bombay, Bishop Steins, after a visit to the Vatican in 1861, requested help from a Belgian Missionary organization...

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Poverty Alleviation

by on Nov 11, 2002

Poverty is a multi-faceted phenomenon manifesting itself in a vicious circle; low saving and investment results in low income, poor...

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Comparative Analysis of Wests and Islamic Perspective of Human Rights

by on Nov 11, 2002

Western and Islamic perspective of human rights is not something different; the basic concept is the same, however they only differ in TIME...

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Three Terrorists of the World

by on Nov 11, 2002

There are some people whose existence on earth is really a blessing of Allah (Sub ha na wa taala). They are a relief for humanity, raising...

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Establishment v/s Bureaucracy

by on Oct 11, 2002

President Musharraf government seems to be losing grip over things. He is paying lots of attention to the NRB Chairman Lt. Gen (R) Tanvir...

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The Small Things in Life That Matter

by on Sep 24, 2002

Its the small daily happenings, which make us all cry with grief or scream with joy. There is one universal lingo all civilizations speak,...

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To Have Faith Is To Have Wings

by on Sep 24, 2002

At times a devastating life event can often trigger depression, lack of motivation, and a state of mind that spells stillness in the air...

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Islam Vs Islam: Is It Old Vs Modernity?

by on Sep 24, 2002

A recent joke recounted by one of my friends from the pro-left-wing pacifist camp still gets me laughing whenever I remember it. A young...

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Global Warming

by on Aug 26, 2002

In the past century, the surface temperature of our earth has risen by about one degree Fahrenheit; with the result that warming has...

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Dilemmas of South Asians

by on Aug 14, 2002

Dilemmas of South Asians. We are at the very beginning of time for the human race. It is not unreasonable that we grapple with problems but...

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Crippled Democracy

by on Aug 14, 2002

In his present speech of July 12 2002 Pervez Musharraf made politicians the targets of his criticism. He also listed some shortcomings of...

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Two Nation Theory: The Myth, The Reality

by on Aug 14, 2002

One lesson I have learnt from the history of Muslims. At critical moments in their history it is Islam that has saved Muslims and not vice...

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A True Muslim can never be a Terrorist

by on Jun 5, 2002

Islam gives us the lesson of tolerance, love and peace. That is why a Muslim is a great apostle of these virtues. Our Prophet (P.B.U.H)...

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Fear of Religious Extremism

by on Jun 5, 2002

Religious violence and extremism, sectarian narrow mindedness and shallowness are such special features, which do not have conformity, any...

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Fall of Dhaka 1971

by on Jun 4, 2002

Introduction Bangladesh is a state in an ancient land. It has been described by an American political scientist as “a country...

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Musharraf – We were fools to believe

by on Apr 23, 2002

About two months ago I wrote an article cautiously showing hope for the newest of our state leaders. I take it all back. I wanted to write...

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It should have been undone

by on Mar 30, 2002

The single act of saving a life out of pure love is greater than spending one whole life in religious offerings to the Gods. To kill a...

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Comprehensive and Cooperative Security in South Asia

by on Mar 30, 2002

I. INTRODUCTION The concept of security is dynamic and multi-dimensional. Since the last three decades, it has been mater of constant...

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War Not the solution to our problems?… Hah!

by on Mar 4, 2002

It is an established fact that throughout the course of history, only two classes of men have ever uttered the word peace. The vanquished...

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Which Rumor Do You Subscribe to?

by on Jan 23, 2002

May you live in interesting times. The Chinese are a very perceptive people. The curse they defined is subtle in its enormity. It seems...

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Musharraf – Can he do it?

by on Jan 17, 2002

I am a cynic. I have this deep distrust of authority, in any shape, form or style. From the bottom of my heart I believe that there is no...

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Lets do or Let Die

by on Jan 14, 2002

Today Pakistan is standing on the brink of a disaster. Tension has bounded the sub-continent but pressure is mounting on Pakistan. It looks...

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President Pervez Musharraf address to the Nation

by on Jan 14, 2002

President General Pervez Musharraf addressed the Pakistani nation in an hour-long talk on 12th January 2002. The long awaited speech of the...

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Quaids Perception of Pakistans relations with India

by on Jan 14, 2002

Quaid-i-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah was a peace loving person and wanted Pakistan to be a peace loving state with a neutral and independent...

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