By T.H Shah
The recent suicidal attacks at Pearl Continental Hotel Peshawar on 10th June 2007 which led to series of bomb blasts on mosques in Pakistan raise many questions concerning love and affinity of Taliban to Islam. Taliban have been reported to have accepted the responsibility of these brutal attacks and sought justification on the premise that these places been centre of anti-Islamic forces, and that they will continue such attacks in future as well. Continue reading »
By T.H Shah
In a wake of heavy monsoon downpour in Karachi and Lahore, many casualties have been reported causing crushing blow to the victim families. At least thirty people reported to have been died and more than sixty injured due to last day heavy rain in Karachi. Though the monsoon raining is enthusiastically welcomed in Pakistan for it is harbinger of pleasant buffets of winds and rains in unbearable hot weather, but it has some sorrowful strings that usually remain invisible to the people because of absence of crisis management structure and ill-conceived city planning in the country. The death of these people in Karachi crops up many questions from sociological viewpoint as in Pakistan, large numbers of families depends upon the earning of one person who is the main source of livelihood for his or her family members. Obviously, the death has deprived the victim families of their main financial support and they are left with nothing. If the died ones includes anyone doing menial job or labouring for baking his or her bread, then the loss is extremely unbearable for the victim family. Continue reading »
By Mumtaz Alvi
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan, Iran and Turkey will alter the course of history on August 14, when the first-ever freight train will kick off its 6,506-kilometre journey from Islamabad to Istanbul via Iran.
The first train, tagged as the demonstration train, will take 15 days from Pakistan’s federal capital to the Turkish capital, whereas a ship takes 40-45 days from Karachi to a Turkish port. As many as 20 containers will be attached to the locomotive.
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By Zafar Iqbal
The uppermost court in Azad Jammu and Kashmir has banned the publication of news about it without its permission. All editors and media publishers in Pakistan and its part of Kashmir received an order from the Supreme Court that they can not publish any matter about the court, except issued by the body itself. In this regard, official press note said that in recent days some news items were published in Pakistani press about the Chief Justice (CJ) AJK Supreme Court and other judges which are ‘damaging the credibility of the institution’, Continue reading »
Mehmood-Ul-Hassan Khan
Honorable Islam Karimov
I recently visited Tashkent to attend a international conference. I have no words to express the beauty, simplicity, boldness, dedication, cooperation, national pride, collaboration and above all their shakable believe in humanity. Its economy does work in integration. It does care about each and every sector of life. It is indeed ideal combination of tradition and modernity. For centuries Tashkent is a hub of civilization, commitment, courage, struggle, service, sensibility, delivery and the last not the least home of intellectuals and warriors too. It is heaven on earth. Continue reading »
Mehmood-UI-Hassan Khan
Excellency, would you let us know the present status of relationship between Pakistan and China?
Honorable President Hu Jintao
Excellency, would you let us know the present status of relationship between Pakistan and China?
China and Pakistan established diplomatic relations on May 21st, 1951. Over the past 58 years, China-Pakistan relationship has withstood the test of time and changing international environment and has developed into an all-weather and multi-dimensional partnership of strategic cooperation. China and Pakistan are good friends, good neighbors, good partners and good brothers. Continue reading »
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