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|   | “The Educated Illiterate” by Abubakr ayesh |  
| Posted By: 
    Abubakr
     On:
     25/Jun/2013 
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| A general conception-and a clichéd adverb-in our society is that education shapes the personality of an individual i.e. “taaleem aadmi ko haiwaan se insaan banaati ha.” Without doubt this maxim carries weight and since the majority reading this article on the social media is educated, explaining this proverb will only bore the reader.Nevertheless, I can explain and quote enough examples to suggest 
     
      
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|   | Who are behind Pakistan’s Turmoil by Zaheerul Hassan |  
| Posted By: 
    Zaheer
     On:
     22/Jun/2013 
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| The terrorists carried out suicide bombing and a blast in Mardan on June 18, 2013. In the first incident a suicide bomber exploded him in the funeral and in the second incident a bomb exploded in CMH Mardan, where in emergency the casualties were being evacuated. In these blasts more than 30 persons killed and 60 injured. MR. Imran Mohmand recently elected Member of Provincial Assembly is amongst  
     
      
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|   | US-UK Supporting Baloch Militants  by Zaheerul Hassan |  
| Posted By: 
    Zaheer
     On:
     22/Jun/2013 
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| In 2010 and 2012, two articles, “Foreign Involvement in Pak Balochistan” and “US meddling in Balochistan Exposed” have been written by me.  The articles then unveiled the US and her allies’ hidden involvements of supporting rebellions, aiming at creation of Greater Balochistan and increasing influence in northern lip of straits of Hormuz through which much of the world’s oil supply passes. Notably 
     
      
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|   | The Irony of being a Pakistani by Abubakr Ayesh. |  
| Posted By: 
    Abubakr
     On:
     11/Jun/2013 
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| Culture and traditions are the identity of a nation; they help one stand out in this global aura, form the basis of our introduction with people from various backgrounds and determine our behavior pattern in different fields of life. The language spoken in a region, the norms of its society, the traditions and celebrations held amongst them, the way its people dress up delineate and epitomize the  
     
      
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|   | We must not chase rainbows by Asif Haroon Raja |  
| Posted By: 
    Asif_Haroon_Raja
     On:
     10/Jun/2013 
    Views:1598 
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| India is the largest country in South Asia and its leaders never tire of boasting that India is the super power of the region and a potential world power. It has disputes with all its neighbors because of which it doesn’t enjoy best of relations with any. Since India is past master in covert operations and propaganda war and habitually resorts to intrigues, economic coercion and blackmail, and nev 
     
      
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|   | Butler in Public by Lt Col S. Riaz Jafri (Retd) |  
| Posted By: 
    Riaz
     On:
     10/Jun/2013 
    Views:1558 
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| During the recent swearing in ceremonies of the PM and others being televised live, I noticed a senior army officer pushing the chair for a dignitary, which took me back in years to1954.  Allow me to narrate it in some detail:It was the first re-union of the Corps of Pakistan Signals, in March 1954,  and the finals of the Inter Regimental Hockey were being played at the GHQ Signals Regiment Rawalp 
     
      
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