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Posts Tagged ‘India’

Why the USA and Establishment are Afraid of 2013 Elections?

By captainjohann • Jan 24th, 2013 • Category: Lead Story, Politics, Worth A Second Look

The Zardari rule of Mr. 10% is coming to end.According to most of observers this rule was full of in efficiency, corruption, mismanagement etc.The Supreme court was against the regime from the beginning and an able PM in the form of Gillani was removed on its diktat.
Then there was the Memo gate and Osama raid, [...]



Relevance of Kashmir in Pak-India Relations.

By Air Cmdre (r) Khalid Iqbal • Jan 21st, 2013 • Category: Politics

First two weeks of the New Year saw the worst spike of violence in the Kashmir region since Pakistan declared a unilateral cease fire in 2003. Recent report by “The Hindu”  indicates that: ‘an Indian army unit had started building observation bunkers along the LoC; ceasefire agreement of 2003 bars such construction, but Indian commanders [...]



Pakistan win ODI Cricket Series against India

By Mohammad Yusha • Jan 4th, 2013 • Category: Politics

As predicted and expected, Pakistan has won the ODI cricket series against India. Pakistan has won both matches so far, with one remaining match whose result does not matter. Everyone knows that the Indian batting is nothing without Sachin Tendulkar, and after his retirement the Indian batting has become weak and fragile.
In both matches so [...]



Pakistan will win ODI Series against India

By Mohammad Yusha • Dec 26th, 2012 • Category: Misc

Pakistan will win the ODI series because everyone in the Pakistani team contributes, albeit a little. The problem with the Indian team is that they rely too heavily on certain players, especially Sachin Tendulkar. To add to India’s woes, he has retired from ODI cricket. Without Tendulkar, the Indian team looks weak and fragile.
Pakistan has [...]



Rohingiyas in India and OIC

By captainjohann • Aug 11th, 2012 • Category: Politics

Why not OIC accept their brother Muslim Rohingiyas into their land?



Religious Freedom is restricted in Pakistan!! US report

By Sobia Raja • Aug 1st, 2012 • Category: Politics

Congratulations Pakistan, after getting the label as terrorists, extremists finally we got another label from our beloved US. i.e. no religious freedom in Pakistan; yes!! when I heard this news I got shocked, this shocking news came into knowledge by a US report that was released by US State department, it was mentioned in [...]



Pakistan - India Social Media Mela, a hope to bridge gap

By Rai Azlan • Jul 13th, 2012 • Category: Entertainment, Politics

One of the biggest features of previous century was the series of World War. A war that has taken countless lives and effected whole globe in every aspect.  The partition of India is said to be one of the effect of second world war. However, where participants of WWII decided to sit together and achieve [...]



Strategic Defiance or Poker?

By captainjohann • May 29th, 2012 • Category: Politics

Strategic Defiance of Pakistan/ What can India do?

When the Senate of Pakistan passed the 14 point plan(40 Point sub plan), many thought it will be a sort of white wash to open the NATO supply route and give fig leaf to the ruling establishment  for getting some green packs.What came out of the [...]



Poverty is Blessing: Some times

By A Khokar • Jan 3rd, 2012 • Category: Features

Pakistan and India may be known for the poverty stricken masses deprived of basic civic amentias or equal job opportunities but owing to the current economic disasters and recession engulfing the West; the state of affairs of the masses out there is also not very different especially in US, the land once famously known for [...]



Indian Children Suffer: Where is India Shining?

By Sidrah Zaheer • Jan 1st, 2012 • Category: Politics, Worth A Second Look

India has almost one third of the global underweight and stunted children under the age of 5. This fact also translates into the reality that a child under 5 is almost twice as likely to be chronically underweight in India as in sub-Saharan Africa. According to UNICEF, about 47 per cent of the Indian children [...]