Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
Quaid-e-Azam Expect the best, Prepare for the worst...
Textile exports drop by 14 per cent in October Textile and clothing exports of Pakistan have suffered a significant decline in the past one year, falling by 14 per cent as compared to the figures of last October. The fall of one of the major exports of the country has sent waves of fears to […]
Since the Obama administration took over the House of Presidency, The White House, government has been fiddling with US economy with so-called innovative and unconventional methods. Although it was not the Obama regime that brought the US economy to its knees, the War on Terror and investment banking’s love affair with real estate and derivatives-driven […]
Indeed, outstanding! Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s public meeting at Iqbal Park, Lahore was regarded as one of the biggest political gatherings of last two decades. A large number of frustrated, unemployed and enlightened youth waved flags, raised slogans and pledged support for Imran Khan who was at the heart of Punjab with just one-point agenda i.e., Save […]
Pakistan since its inception has been struggling against resistance from various quarters. Be it the national security issue which had never left its side like a loyal friend or be it the fight against corruption, inflation and now very recently introduced, terrorism, Pakistan, my dear home, has never seen a bed full of roses. In […]
Inflation in Pakistan has become a persisting phenomenon, and the government agencies, particularly the State Bank of Pakistan, despite opting for a strict monetary policy for long, has not been able to curb it. Is it so that the State Bank is not the competent body to do the job? And if the answer is […]
Waiting in long queues for hours outside the public offices, witnessing human body parts scattering on roads after deadly terrorist attacks, giving possessions to robbers while returning home after tough labour for the whole day, being plundered by killing inflation and paying additional amounts in utility bills every month; a Pakistani is forced to think […]
