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Issue No. 202 | MAY 23, 2014
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Mubashir Lucman’s reckless fanning of the flame
Do we need Geo to fan sectarian tensions [firqa-waariyat], as Mubashir Luqman’s show accuses, when we have Lucman himself to do it? Published in vp202Written by Zahra Sabri Read more...
ISPR TV
A special session of the Sunni Ittehad Council has issued a fatwa against the Afghan poet in exile, Jalaluddin Rumi for blasphemy and gross misconduct. Published in vp202Written by Hakim Hazik Read more...
Boko Haram in Baluchistan
Despite being badly affected by nationalist insurgency, the Makran division of Balochistan is among the most literate regions in the province. Published in vp202Written by Adnan Aamir Read more...
BJP victory does not vindicate Jinnah's Two-Nation Theory
Compared to the post-election results frenzy of the Modi-bhakts, it was far more amusing to read the obituaries of Indian secularism in South Asian press, especially the reaction in Pakistani newspapers. While some articles were more balanced than others... Published in vp202Written by Amit Julka Read more...
FATA: Reluctant reforms
FATA has once again failed to gather the sympathy of Pakistan on its appalling state of affairs .The present government initiative of holding talks with TTP to bring peace to urban Pakistan has nothing in store for 7 million tribal people inside and outside Pakistan. Published in vp202Written by Mona Naseer Read more...
Modi machismo demolishes Opposition
It was BJP leader Narendra Modi’s day. And he recognised it when he asked an enthusiastic public at a rally in his home Lok Sabha constituency Vadodara with hands outstretched and a big smile on his face, “tell me how do you like today?” Published in vp202Written by Seema Mustafa Read more...
Thailand: Smells like a coup, tastes like a coup, looks like a coup
Thai army general Prayut Chanocha declared martial law without consulting the caretaker government or any other elected representatives. Troops took over all radio and TV stations and are positioned along major road intersections in Bangkok. Published in vp202Written by Giles Ji Ungpakorn Read more...
‘Even politicians are lamenting the demise of Pakistani Left’
Dr. Shahnaz Khan is a rare breed. A Pakistani doctor, settled comfortably in the USA who has decided that she wants to do something more for Pakistan than the usual charitable donations to schools, villages etc. Published in vp202Written by Ali Madeeh Hashmi Read more...
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