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Quetta police fail to arrest six-year-old Hazara girl’s killers
Seven-year old Hazara girl, Sahar Batool, was tortured to death on October 29 after being kidnapped from outside her home in PSP Colony, located in Quetta’s well-guarded cantonment area. According to police FIR, Sahar went out of home around 9 am but did not return. Her bruises-riddled body was found lying near the garbage dump of the colony at around 1:30 pm. Published in vp227Written by Amjad Hussain Read more...
Contempt of religion turning into contempt for religion
Condemning the barbarous lynching of a Christian couples accused of blasphemy, Vatican has recently issued a strong statement terming the incident an insult to humanity and Islam itself. The burnt remains of Shamma and Shehzad may not have stirred the social conscience but the Vatican... Published in vp227Written by Duriya Hashmi Read more...
The New Al-Bakistan : Letter to Brother Abdullah
All praise is for Allah who is the creator of the universe and the Islamabad winter; who created the D-Chowk and did not create the public toilets in his infinite wisdom, so that the mushrikeen and apostates do not become arrogant and cast aspersions on the divine purpose. Published in vp227Written by Hakim Hazik Read more...
Culture and Socialism
Let us recall first of all that culture once signified a ploughed, cultivated field, as opposed to untouched forests and virgin lands. Culture was juxtaposed to nature, that is, what had been achieved by human effort was contrasted with the gifts of nature. This juxtaposition fundamentally retains its force even today. Published in vp227Written by Leon Trotsky Read more...
Britain’s Communists: The Untold Story
The Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) was founded in 1920, as one of the parties of the Third International promoted by Lenin and the Bolsheviks as an alternative to the Second (Socialist) International... Published in vp227Written by Alex Miller Read more...
Louis Althusser and academic Marxism
When teaching Marxist theory in a university, one sometimes encounters impatience among students otherwise favorably disposed to the subject. Why, they ask, are we philosophizing in the ivory tower rather than agitating in the streets? Published in vp227Written by Nathaniel Mills Read more...
US Mid-term Elections: How far will crisis go?
These are the images we should keep in mind when thinking about the Tuesday’s election results. Every major power in US society is dedicated to preventing this sort of thing from spreading and prevent people from learning, from drawing conclusions... Published in vp227Written by John Reimann Read more...
Why Aligarh Muslim University sparks controversy?
Educational institutions in a developing country like India have to be the vehicle of social transformation. A society that suffers from social inequality and economic disparity cannot afford to have academic institutions producing ‘experts in legitimation’ ... Published in vp227Written by Dr M. Mohib ul Haque Read more...
Pakistan’s Islamified monoculture
Defining culture, in a precise manner, is impossible. I find Leon Trotsky’s definition of culture fairly useful. ‘Culture is all that has been created, built, assimilated and achieved by man throughout the course of his entire history, in contrast with what has been given by nature,’ he says. Published in vp227Written by Farooq Sulehria Read more...
Why does Malala’s Nobel bother so many on the Left?
Arundhati Roy’s charm and lucidity have iconized her in the world of left-wing politics. But, asked by Laura Flanders what she made of the 2014 Nobel Prize, she appeared to be swallowing a live frog: “Well, look, it is a difficult thing to talk about because Malala is a brave girl
Published in vp227Written by Pervez Hoobhoy Read more...
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