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Facade By Syed M. Aslam
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Posted By:
Ink_Drops
On:
4/Mar/2010
Views:2585
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What stopped Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and the prime-minister in waiting, Mian Nawaz Sharif, to back-up their promise of ‘relief’ to inhumanely exploited masses of this country with action? Why didn’t the Prime Minister briefing the press after “50th” or so meeting with Nawaz Sharif announce to reduce the price of petrol to the level ordered by the highest court of the land and why MNS did
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What a Shame Zaka Fasi! by Dr. Anwar Ul Haque
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Posted By:
Haque
On:
4/Mar/2010
Views:3010
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There is no dearth of finding people who will serve their masters. Smart masters create generations of such servants. As long as you throw meat and bones to them; they do not mind serving the masters at whatever the cost of their dignity, honor and respect as they have none of these. Such are the people among journalists wearing red, yellow, green, blue glasses and see what they want to see.
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Threat to Peace - Water Ambitious India By Zaheerul Hassan
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Posted By:
Zaheer
On:
3/Mar/2010
Views:2352
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Recently Foreign Sectary level talks held at New Delhi have been ended without reaching to any conclusion. Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir met for three hours in New Delhi for talks. The purpose of the meeting was to bring regional stability while resolving conflicts. Pakistan was interested in resumption of Composite Dialogues but Rao rebuffed Pak
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Pakistani Women at crossroads? by Ilyas khan Baloch
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Posted By:
Ilyas_khan_Baloch
On:
3/Mar/2010
Views:3664
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Everyone has the right to live with, liberty and security of the person. Woman is entitled to equal rights as citizen of Pakistan and live in a family, which is the natural and fundamental unit of society and is entitled to be protected by society and state. The women power in Pakistan is nearly 52% of the population, but while considering the status of 'women' in Pakistan, our women still look li
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