Here’s what’s happening across the border: CPEC’s western & eastern routes to complete by next year; six years ago Malala was shot but her fight for girls’ education lives on.
Here’s what’s happening across the border: Islamabad High Court order reveals charges against Sharif family never proven; Pakistan's scuba divers cleaning sea floors.
A senior official clarified that a third country cannot be a 'strategic partner' but only be an investor in business projects that arise out of CPEC projects.
Here’s what’s happening across the border: Journalist lashes out at Imran Khan govt over ‘nepotism’; a whopping Rs 2.25 billion found in falooda vendor’s bank account.
Here’s what’s happening across the border: Pakistan analysts have a lot to say about India's move to cancel meeting ahead of UNGA; CPEC now finds its way to Cairo.
Here’s what’s happening across the border: Saudi Arabia had no role in influencing Sharif family release, says Pak minister; Imran Khan opens up on his decision to choose politics as a career
Here's what's happening across the border: Sindh government restricts movement of hardline religious scholars ahead of Muharram; a Pakistani V-blogger is captivating YouTube users with his recipes.
When lynching, hate speech and bulldozer politics do not speedily invite the wrath of courts, then something is wrong with the third pillar of governance.
While releasing 'India Employment Report 2024', V Anantha Nageswaran said govt can't solve 'all social, economic challenges'. Congress leader Kharge says CEA protecting 'dear leader'.
In an interview with Gulistan News this week, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the government would leave law and order to J&K Police and slowly withdraw troops.
The ‘idea’ Kejriwal's politics grew around was a no-holds-barred fight against corruption. That is the reason Modi govt has now tarred him and his entire party with the same paint.
In the kingdom of blind people, one eyed guy is the King.
Imm the Dim is that one eyed king steering or trying to steer that benighted nation towards some semblance of order and failing in the process.
He is not to blame for all the wrong things committed by his predecessors but surely he should have known what would happen when he became the PM. So, empty rhetoric like “I will commit suicide before going to IMF” are coming to haunt him today.
Pakistan’s poor will be most affected and that is the saddest part. The rich and mighty will manage somehow. They may slash away funds abroad, buy dollars or gold and wait for better days but the plunge in rupee value, increase in prices of common commodities will surely affect the poor.
Pakistan’s policy of constant enmity with India has taken that nation this far. It refuses to trade with the biggest market next door, it does not give transit facility (and charge a fee for it) and has refused to give India MFN status mandated by WTO. Its constant enmity steered its policies towards China which is now out to exploit that country through CPEC.
Pakistan will unravel in years to come. It will not be a pretty picture and i for one do not think there is much for India to rejoice.
Obviously you guys are Nawaz Sharif supporters. Have you read Dirty Money. A full chapter on Nawaz Sharif
In the kingdom of blind people, one eyed guy is the King.
Imm the Dim is that one eyed king steering or trying to steer that benighted nation towards some semblance of order and failing in the process.
He is not to blame for all the wrong things committed by his predecessors but surely he should have known what would happen when he became the PM. So, empty rhetoric like “I will commit suicide before going to IMF” are coming to haunt him today.
Pakistan’s poor will be most affected and that is the saddest part. The rich and mighty will manage somehow. They may slash away funds abroad, buy dollars or gold and wait for better days but the plunge in rupee value, increase in prices of common commodities will surely affect the poor.
Pakistan’s policy of constant enmity with India has taken that nation this far. It refuses to trade with the biggest market next door, it does not give transit facility (and charge a fee for it) and has refused to give India MFN status mandated by WTO. Its constant enmity steered its policies towards China which is now out to exploit that country through CPEC.
Pakistan will unravel in years to come. It will not be a pretty picture and i for one do not think there is much for India to rejoice.