Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
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Poverty, Disease and Ignorance should not be the fate of Pakistan and India: PM Gilani Lahore: (Monday, May 07, 2012) Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, while addressing the 2nd Aman Ki Asha Economic Conference here today, said that poverty, disease and ignorance should no more be the fate of the people of India and Pakistan. […]
Socialist, Francois Hollande received around 51.62 percent of the votes in yesterday’s French presidential elections meaning that he is on the verge of becoming France’s next president. After all the counting finished, results show that Nicolas Sarkozy, the outgoing conservative, scored 48.38 percent. Upon his arrival at the part headquarters in Paris today, Hollande received […]
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday the United States believed the chief of al Qaeda was in Pakistan and she vowed to keep up pressure on militant groups in the country. “We want to disable al Qaeda and we have made a lot of progress in doing that,” Clinton told an audience in India, […]
This article is a continuation of ‘The midwife that killed infants – Part 1’. The exact number of victims is unknown, but the confirmed cases indicate that Miyuki killed at least 103 newborns. His modus operandi was to deny care to infants until they died of hunger and thirst and exhausted by the constant cries […]
Khalid Sheikh Muhammad, the self-confessed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks and four co-accused were due to be charged formally at Guantanamo Bay, the US detention center in Cuba. A military tribunal will formally charge Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and his co-defendants for planning and executing the September 11, 2001, attacks that killed 2,976 people in New […]
The increased number of babies in the hospital, and lack of social services and low income of parents of babies, forced the midwife to do the unimaginable. In the early 40’s, Miyuki Ishikawa worked as director of the Kotobuki maternity hospital in Tokyo, Japan. The insane pressure Miyuki felt was left to die hundreds of […]
There is nothing like using the palate to find out details about what lies ahead. And that thought took up its best first occupant of the Chair of Zoology at Oxford, William Buckland (1784-1856). Together with his son Francis, also a zoologist, William began to eat any animal that crossed his path , always with […]
Predicament of a man’s life Man’s nature is that he always remains busy throughout his life in the pursuit of better and luxurious life, which he thinks will get him real happiness in future but, no one thinks of what he has at present. No one pays heed to those pleasures which are in his […]
Johannes Heesters, who was considered as Nazi ruler Adolf Hitler’s favourite actor, has sadly passed away at the age of 108 The Dutch-born actor passed away at a clinic in Starnberg, southern Germany after a short illness. Born in 1903 in Amersfoort, Netherlands, Johan Marius Nicolaas Heesters decided to become an actor and a singer […]
This article is a continuation of ‘The pardon of Billy the Kid – Part 2’. A mob of merchants, shop owners LG Murphy & Co., controlled all trade, in collusion with the sheriff. Tunstall then allied himself with the rancher John Chisum to try to break that monopoly. In return, the corrupt sheriff, William Brady, […]
US provides new Consulate General facility in Surabaya U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, Scot Marciel dedicated the new Consulate General facility in Surabaya today, celebrating the country’s deepening commitment to the comprehensive partnership between the United States and Indonesia. Governor of East Java, Dr. H. Soekarwo; Acting Director General of America and Europe Affairs, Ministry of […]
Beautiful Greece is in a gloomy mood as the citizens of the Austerity-weary country prepare to go to the polls on Sunday, with campaigning taking place against a backdrop of public protest. Many have blamed politicians for the painful austerity that has slashed pensions and wages. Big Socialist and Conservative parties are bearing the brunt […]
