Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
Quaid-e-Azam Expect the best, Prepare for the worst...
Finally the day came when Former Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had to announce his final decision, which he kept to himself until the procession of the November 27. Shah Mehmood had three political options and it wasn’t an easy decision for him to choose one. Still the veteran politician managed to play his cards […]
Sorry to say, but I am doubtful of the mental condition of the scholar who uttered “Everything is fair in war and love”. By saying so, he gave mandate to the extremists to go beyond humanity—-here I mean extremists for both lovers and warriors. Looking into the essence of the quotation, it seems to be […]
Love Is The Name of Sensitivity – Part 1 Certainly, a lot has been written on this topic before, but I have my own thought how to reveal love in precise words. Believe or not true love is the name of sensitivity, which goes through stages to stages towards the elevation of self satisfaction. […]
A registered vote brings Winds of Change As Pakistan gears up for upcoming elections, voters are reexamining their continual support for the two “old parties” of Pakistan. Alternative third parties like Tehreek-e-Insaaf are gaining popularity and thereby challenging the PPP-PML-N dichotomy. With greater choices available to the voter, it is increasingly important to examine what […]
It is November 29, 2011 and even if you take bath in the morning before going to the office, school, and university or where ever, the only thing that you will need to put on is a reasonably warm sweater actually nothing that will make you go out of your way. This time when the […]
Deepening Crisis The crisis between the U.S. and Pakistan had been brewing for the American operation on Pakistani soil that killed Osama bin Laden on May 2. Crisis broke this weekend after a blunder of NATO forces. Saturday, helicopters of the transatlantic alliance mistakenly bombed two military installations in Pakistan, killing at least 25 soldiers. […]
Bahria University Football Team – Analysis – Midfielders – Part 2 Bilal Khan: The young midfielder went on to join the Bahria team recently, but since then, has gone on to become a relatively important member of the team. He has gone on to try and impose his authority on the team, but considering he […]
Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan collectively fight opium smuggling Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan on Monday agreed to bolster regional cooperation to combat drug smuggling at a time when the cultivation of illicit opium poppy is increasing. Afghanistan provides about 90 per cent of the world’s opium, the raw ingredient used to make heroin, and the UN and Afghan […]
Most Favoured Nation status, real story behind the curtain (Part 2) The other side of the story is that Pakistan decided to gave India Most Favoured Nation status because it was looking to get it’s vote at the World Trade Organization (WTO) so the Pakistani industrialists can export their items in the European market. Imagine […]
Movies based on novels use to be made once the novels grew really famous, earned billions, got translated into various other languages, got awards and there were more indicators that to quite an extent assured the success of movies. Nowadays however this is all based commercially only, the release of movies is announced easily a […]
PAK ARMY: What are you waiting for? This is a straight-forward indication that NATO forces don’t care to what happened to Pakistani Soldier. Saying three lame words ‘I am sorry’ won’t bring back a husband to a widow and father to those kids that will face hardships being an orphan throughout their life. There should […]
Where are the Nancy Drews and the Hardy Boys of today? The end of an era There was a time when detective novels were what everyone used to read. No I am not talking about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes but rather a phenomenon that reached its peak in my childhood and then faded […]
