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Pakistan in terrible pain, need support badly
Friday, 27 August 2010 21:37    PDF Print E-mail
Pakistan in terrible pain, need support badlyIt is only the people who make the real difference and rulers and leaders powerful, corrupt, crazy and cruel. People are victimized and become helpless when they become or remain weak, dumb, stupid, misguided and misdirected. They do not or deliberately don’t want to understand the right and wrong and their and other’s rights, freedom, duties and responsibilities. It is such situation, condition and circumstances created by them alone which make the people beggars and rulers rich, corrupt and cr ...
 
Paradox of media freedom in Pakistan
Monday, 16 August 2010 14:24    PDF Print E-mail
Paradox of media freedom in PakistanThough they claimed but at the end its also proven forged like most of those false myths which we were having as an optimistic nation, yes I am talking about the veracity of free media in Pakistan which has been recently busted as a sequel of past, so cannot be consider as fresh.The dilemma of freedom of information in the region is as old as the existence of media, even in colonial era the power players just used it as a tool of propaganda but it was explicable because of the nature of their pr ...
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 August 2010 11:06 )
 
The Case Against Religion
Sunday, 15 August 2010 17:11    PDF Print E-mail
The Case Against ReligionBefore we can talk sensibly about religion – or almost anything else – we should give some kind of definition of what we are talking about. Let me, therefore, start with what I think are some legitimate definitions of the term religion. Other concepts of this term, of course, exist; but what I am talking about when I use it is as follows.According to Webster’s New Word Dictionary, religion is: “(1) belief in a divine or superhuman power or powers to be obeyed and worshipped as the creator(s) and ...
 
Politics of Alarm
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 17:24    PDF Print E-mail
Politics of AlarmThrough the length and breadth of the country, a chorus of troubled voices is sounding the alarm on Balochistan. Asked to comment on this mounting sense of panic, a senior army officer told The Friday Times: “This is mere alarmism. Alarmists have succeeded in creating a sense of imminent doom.”In other words, chill out; no big deal.Except common sense begs the question: if what is happening in Balochistan is no big deal, why does the army’s – and the state’s – response, today and in the past, wr ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 August 2010 17:33 )
 
Social Media and Islam
Monday, 19 July 2010 18:13    PDF Print E-mail
Social Media and IslamWikipedia is the sum all human knowledge ever acquired; this is what Jimmy Wales thinks, but it’s not necessary that over one billion Muslims of the planet consent him, a Pakistani lawyer named Muhammad Azhar Sidiqque has petitioned the nation’s highest court to charge the three founders of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes with the death penalty. This current indictment comes in the wake of and is perhaps an over-reaction to last month’s court orders to ban the entire ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 July 2010 18:31 )
 
Dishonored killings
Wednesday, 09 June 2010 07:30    PDF Print E-mail
Dishonored killingsBalochistan does not have a vibrant middle class nor does it have an active civil society. The media are too restricted and operate unprofessionally with the intention not to offend the government and the tribal chiefs. Perhaps it is this reason that Balochistan is absolutely quite even after the barbaric killing of four women in different incidents in a period of barely one week. Women have been killed brutally by their own close family members in Balochistan’s districts located on the Sindh bo ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 July 2010 09:29 )
 
Any Lessons From the Ruchika Case ?‏
Sunday, 06 June 2010 07:31    PDF Print E-mail
Any Lessons From the Ruchika Case ?‏It is our duty to fight every injustice. Or so we rightly feel. But how far can we go?Among other valid points the Ruchika case has once again brought into focus the issue of delayed justice, which may be as good as justice denied. And when people are continuously living in conditions where justice and equality are denied, their frustration may turn violent as they seem convinced that the most they could loose is their meaningless life.Hence under such circumstances if Ruchika's family has kept ...
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 July 2010 09:28 )
 
Climate change, a great concern
Saturday, 06 February 2010 07:30    PDF Print E-mail
Climate change, a great concernThe world is changing: the change chiefly adverse, whether relatively or absolutely is another issue. Some issues arise and end up – some never do. As the earth has been prone to constant change, there have arisen certain global concerns that have been under serious discussion of humankind and have never been able to rise above the discussions.Environmental issues are also a major global issue. Humans depend on a sustainable and healthy environment, and yet we have damaged the environment in num ...
 
Quran’s response to extremism
Saturday, 06 February 2010 07:29    PDF Print E-mail
Quran’s response to extremismTORONTO: A highly impressive, informative and educational seminar on the spiritual and divine message, guidance and vision of the only undistorted, fully preserved and original holy book of The Almighty---The Qur’an---was held recently with main focus on what The Almighty wants from mankind: Read, understand and implement Qur’an to truly follow Islam. This is the authentic definition of a true Muslim in the real framework. This understanding can change the lifestyle, character and impression of ...
 
To hell with 26/11 and Karachi adversity
Saturday, 06 February 2010 07:28    PDF Print E-mail
To hell with 26/11 and Karachi adversityShahbaz Sharif, Chief Minister of Punjab stated a few days ago that the Indian intelligence is behind the ongoing tragic incidents in Pakistan, including the dud of Karachi on Ashora Day. Statement was meaningful in several ways, when a journalist dug into and asked him for any reason behind such a blunt saying, he replied that when India can blame us for every calamity in their country than why should we stay behind. Beside some negative aspects of his thoughts there are several hidden messages ...
 
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