Found 87 articles matching your filters across English, Cartoons (2010-10-05 to 2010-12-29). Top authors: Mohammad Nafees, Sabir Nazar, Beena Sarwar, Pervez Hoodbhoy, Zubair Torwali
Quaid was grade five student in 1892. In 1893, he joined Lincoln Inn to start his law study. Within one year’s period, his big jump from fifth grade to the post graduate level studies seems impossible achievement. What makes it further mysterious is that he be …
Nexus of Lashkars with power brokers operating mainly under the garb of PML-N and Khatam-e Nabuhat can be traced in most of these cases The death sentence that a district court handed down to Aasiya Bibi, a poor Christian woman in Punjab, is not the first of i …
Vocal as they are about being bombed from the sky, most Pakistanis – including many on the Left – suddenly lose their voice when it comes to the human (Muslim) drone A drone – of the kind discussed here – is a programmed killing machine. By definition it is se …
It is generally perceived that the rulers of Swat imposed Shari’a in Swat but it is not true. In the days when Swat was a state there was no rule of law. It was a ‘law of choice’. It is indeed this speedy and cheap administration of justice that most of Swatis …
So-called fine line between ads and news is diminishing quickly, social and serious content is generously replaced by celebrity gossips, sexually attractive pictures and colorful stories. Economic and commercial compulsions of free market have pushed media to …
ONLINE ISSUE NO. 21 OCTOBER 08, 2010 Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the ones who think differently Home Submissions Redaktion Links Archives Letters to the Editor About Contact us Do you support Pakistan army's role in bringing political change? …
F or the past five or six months I’ve been reading fairly regularly the web pages of three Urdu newspapers from Pakistan: Jang , Nawa-i-Waqt and the Express . I glance at the headlines cursorily then immediately turn to the columnists. Most days, each of the t …
Vpered: 1. What parts of the Marxist heritage clearly belong to the past, and which ones do you feel remain equally relevant today? Daniel Bensaïd: I’d like to start by nuancing or differentiating the very idea of heritage. There isn’t one heritage, but many: …
O n September 30, Ecuador descended into chaos as a protest by sections of the police force and army turned into a potentially bloody coup against left-wing President Rafael Correa. At about 8am, sections of the Ecuadorian Armed Forces and the national police …
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It is the toiling, impoverished masses, irrespective of the community they belong to, are the sufferers in these disputes created by the feudal elements in all communities T he Ayodhya judgment, undoubtedly, has set a very bad precedent. As per renowned Indian …
Media, today, is under complete control of the state, corporate sector and the ultra Right columnists, anchors, guests in talk shows, analysts etc. Any progressive-secular media outlet in Pakistan is non-existent “All of us who professionally use the mass medi …
