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A Trip to Kartarpur Corridor

02/01/2020 Tanzeela Mughal 0 Views

“Live with no excuse and travel with no regrets.” Oscar Wilde Travelling has always been a craze, a need and

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Understanding the Kashmir dispute

06/10/2019 Shakil Chaudhary 0 Views

Relations between Pakistan and India are tense over Kashmir. Tensions between these two nuclear-capable countries scare decent human beings in

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Interview with the Ambassador of Qatar H.E. Saqar bin Mubarak Al Mansouri

05/10/201905/10/2019 HumSub 0 Views

The State of Qatar is an important friend of Pakistan. During his visit to Pakistan, the Amir of Qatar His

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North Node (Rahu) Enters Ardra Birth Star – A massive transformation is on the cards

14/09/201915/09/2019 Uzma Bint e Nazir 0 Views

North Node (Rahu) is going to enter in its own birth star Ardra on Sep 11, 2019 to May

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Film “Daal Chaawal” – Like Life, Simple & Spicy

14/09/2019 Web Desk 0 Views

A FunClub Productions Movie Producer: Akbar Nasir Khan & Syed Asad Ali Writer: Akbar Nasir Khan Director: Awais Khalid Music

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Socio-Economic indicators of Pakistan today

26/07/201926/07/2019 Prof Dr. Qais Aslam 0 Views

According to census 2017, the current population of Pakistan is 208 million, 55% of which live in rural areas and

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Emerging Role of China in South West Asia

09/06/2019 Dr Nasir Hussain Bukhari 0 Views bri, china, cpec, pakistan, usa

Since her inception as a Republic of China, her role in South West Asia has been of immense importance. The paradigm of Chinese foreign policy has gradually changed since the socio-political change in China with the implementation of Deng Xiao Ping’s philosophy of socio-economic change at internal level; however, the foreign policy remained subject to the national interests. After achieving the goal of financial supremacy globally, the foreign policy approach seems to have changed from passive to active.

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Dissent is a forbidden fruit in Pakistan

30/05/2019 Umer Farooq 0 Views

Dissent is a forbidden fruit in Pakistan now. You could either be declared financially corrupt or anti-state for committing the crime of dissent. Dissenting from the narrative of state institutions was never easy in the country. But the mainstream politicians were mostly exempted from the ambit of such serious allegations in the post-Zia period. It might be because the mainstream politicians usually embraced the narrative of the state institutions in this period. Or may be because the mainstream politicians were seen as serving the interests of the state institutions in the larger scheme of things. Benazir Bhutto was an exemption among the mainstream politicians as she continued to challenge the narrative of the state especially on foreign policy and regional security issues.

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Liberal Democratic Values and Pakistan

26/05/2019 Umer Farooq 0 Views democracy, liberalism, pakistan

Pakistan has never been a liberal democracy. But its political elite has, time and again, shown the penchant for some of the values of liberal democracy, especially after the political elite was afforded the opportunity to hobnob with the political and security elites of western liberal democracies.

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Male Chavainism and rights of women in Pakistan

26/05/2019 Dr Nasir Hussain Bukhari 0 Views

Being a feminist I think a serious inquiry must be held to fix the guilty so that our society may change its behaviour about females. She is considered responsible for all evils. If a girl or a women is kidnapped, abducted, divorced, killed or raped, always she is considered guilty. Why? I am not supporting Tayaba Gill, I am concerned about the nature of the issue.

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