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Seeking positives for Pakistan on this Eid Lahore Notebook Rahim Sheikh A Happy Eid to all our readers...As the pilgrims start returning from their Hajj, a ritual as old as time which in the past has served numerous religions, some even based on 365...
Tags: Pakistan, holy prophet, income disparity, NRO, Tell Bilal, great religions, Karāchi, Sacrifice, Iranian Plateau, Abrahamic religions, South Asia, Religion Belief
Today, Pakistan is facing a myriad challenges from governance and counter insurgency to the economy and education. To meet these challenges Pakistan possesses many assets, from a strong human resource base to vibrant civil society. Pakistan civil society...
Tags: middle class, education middle, Pakistan, small number, Karāchi, Education, Social class, Social Issues, Iranian Plateau, Indian Muslim nationalism, Syed Ahmed Khan, Islamic republics, South Asia, Birote
The twin cities Islamabad and Rawalpindi are giving a deserted look as majority of people have left for their native hometown to celebrate Eid-ul- Azha. Balochistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) are rendering services in government, semi-government...
Tags: twin cities, Rawalpindi-Islamabad, Pakistan, Islamabad, Sacrifice, Rawalpindi, Provinces and federally administered areas of Pakistan, Christian theology, Camelids, Hebrew Bible, Ritual, Livestock, Camel, Meat, Goat, Kashmir earthquake, North-West Frontier Province, South Asia, Punjab, Torah
The Islamabad Police foiled 346 attempts of terrorist activities out of 356 alerts with effective security arrangements in the capital. This was stated by Inspector General Police (IGP), Islamabad, Syed Kaleem Imam, quoting an intelligence report here...
Tags: Islamabad Police, Pakistan, Islamabad, Security, Terrorism in Pakistan, Politics, Law enforcement in Pakistan, Crime prevention, Police, South Asia, Surveillance, War Conflict
Local police said the accident happened as the MV Coco-4, one of the country's largest inland vessels, approached a river station near Lalmohan on Bhola Island, around 300km south of Dhaka. The ferry listed as passengers, many travelling home for the...
Tags: Bhola Island, mv coco, river station, local police, Bangladesh, Dhāka, Disaster Accident, Dhaka, Districts of Bangladesh, Ferry, Bhola District, Islamic festivals, Saiful Islam, Eid al-Adha, LAUNCH Media, Hajj, Adha, South Asia, Capsizing, Copyright infringement, Law Crime
The head of a U.N. food agency called on the world to join him in a day of fasting ahead of the summit to highlight the plight of 1 billion hungry people. Jacques Diouf, director-general of the Food and Agriculture Organization, said Wednesday he hoped...
Tags: U.N. Children, UNICEF, FAO, Jacques Diouf, poor countries, million children, stunts growth, South Asia, Nigeria, Lagos, Hunger, Food politics, Malnutrition, Food and Agriculture Organization, Business Finance, Food security, World Summit on Food Security, world food price crisis, Ann Veneman
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has returned back after “the successful visit”, the diplomatic term used for such visits. There was no doubt in Secretary Clinton’s truthful efforts in the shape of meetings with...
Tags: Pakistan and USA aprtnership in war against Terrorism, Kashmir conflict, Afghanistan, Iranian Plateau, United States, South Asia, Blackwater, Politics, American, Hillary Rodham Clinton, India, Stanley McChrystal, allnews, Pakistan, War in Afghanistan, Peshawar, War on Terrorism, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistani, Foreign relations of Pakistan
Dar-ul-Kafala for Male Beggars in the provincial Metropolis is a revolutionary step towards the eradication of beggary from the society and to rehabilitate professional beggars with skill for standing on their own feet. It was...
Tags: beggers, allnews, Pakistan, Peshawar, Electronics, Usher, Iranian Plateau, South Asia, Muhammad Islam, Hafiz Hashmat Khan, Muhammad Kaleem, Dar-ul-Kafala Muhammad Islam
Growing military ties between China and Pakistan are a serious concern to India, Defense Minister A.K. Antony said on Friday, in the latest display of a prickly rivalry between New Delhi and its neighbors. India worries about China's rising influence...
Tags: pakistan, China-Pakistan, Indian Ocean, pakistan military, New Delhi, A.K. Antony, military ties, military sphere, Mr Antony, sphere remain, India, Politics, Sino-Indian relations, North East India, Foreign relations of India, Arunachal Pradesh, Tibet, Petarians, Islamabad, Anti-Indian sentiment, 14th Dalai Lama, Pakistan Peoples Party, Manmohan Singh, Pakistani politicians, China¬タモPakistan relations, Asif Ali Zardari, Mumbai attacks, South Asia, A. K. Antony
That goes, too, for relations between India’s Hindus and Muslims, for all the fury this week caused by a new report on the 1992 razing of the Babri Masjid Mosque. The author appears to blame senior figures in the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party...
Tags: Indian, Pakistan Army, mumbai attack, Kashmir, India, Mumbai, India¬タモPakistan relations, Bharatiya Janata Party, Pakistan, Politics, South Asia, Mumbai attacks, Indo-Pakistani relations