1. April 2010

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HINDU EXTREMISTS TO TARGET SHOAIB MALIK’S FAMILY DURING WEDDING

HINDU EXTREMISTS TO TARGET SHOAIB MALIK’S FAMILY DURING WEDDING

By: Lirpa Phool Chandrasekaran

MUMBAI – Hindu extremists have a plan or two up their sleeve for Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik.
The Indian tennis star has decided to marry the ex Pakistan cricket captain and this has not gone down well with Hindu extremists such as Shiv Sena, which has organised protest rallies [...]

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1. April 2010

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ZAID HAMID … A MAN WITH A MISSION TO SAVE PAKISTAN OR A MAN WORTH THE ACCUSATIONS?

ZAID HAMID … A MAN WITH A MISSION TO SAVE PAKISTAN OR A MAN WORTH THE ACCUSATIONS?

By: R.J.
May you read this article in best of health and then judge for yourself the truth .
Before I start, I’ll just say that I’m a student and my views or believes and patriotism has Alhumdulillah been always with me and it doesn’t matter to me who it is, as long as he is doing [...]

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31. March 2010

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”AMAN KI ASHA”:- INDIAN-AMERICAN GROUP ASKS US TO DECLARE PAKISTAN A TERRORIST STATE

Times of India
WASHINGTON: Arguing that Islamabad is using terrorism as a tool for its foreign policy, especially against India, an Indian-American group on Wednesday asked secretary of state Hillary Clinton to declare Pakistan as a terrorist state and seize all its nuclear weapons.
“Instead of penalizing Pakistan for its support to the notorious terrorists and spreading [...]

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31. March 2010

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MORE HINDU-MUSLIM RIOTS IN ‘SECULAR’ INDIA

Curfew follows Hyderabad riots
Indian police have imposed a curfew in the southern city of Hyderabad after three days of clashes between Hindus and Muslims
The violence, which was reportedly triggered by arguments over decorations for a religious festival, has left at least one person dead and scores injured.
“One man was stabbed to death and many more [...]

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31. March 2010

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AN EARLY FAREWELL OR A NEW BEGINNING ?

The bubble was about to burst and so it did on the 23rd of March, 2010. This is what precisely comes to mind when one goes through the write up of Mr. N.F.Paracha. Should it be called a sigh of relief or a (thought of) success on part of Mr. Paracha that compelled him to [...]

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30. March 2010

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HOW STRATEGIC WAS THE WASHINGTON DIALOGUE?

Dr. Maleeha Lodhi
Pakistan’s decision-makers should draw an important lesson from the talks. Given the limits on Washington’s capacity to address Pakistan’s concerns – just as there are constraints on Pakistan’s ability to support all of America’s geo-strategic interests – Islamabad needs to change its US-centric mindset, learn to mobilise its own resources, rather than look [...]

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29. March 2010

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PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN: THE CONJOINED TWINS

PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN: THE CONJOINED TWINS

 
Have you heard about Allama Iqbal Faculty at Kabul University? Sir Syed Science Faculty Block at Nangarhar University? Liaqat Ali Khan Engineering Faculty at Balkh University? Rehman Baba High School in Kabul? And the sprawling ten-tower Jinnah Hospital Complex in Kabul and the Nishtar Kidney Hospital in Jalalabad?
 
Ø  Pakistan will issue 250,000 multiple entry visas [...]

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29. March 2010

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RENAME NWFP , BUT ANP SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED TO REVIVE ITS OLD AGENDA

A billboard in 2008 on Pakistani soil showing the map of independent Pashtunistan. ANP denied any involvement. [Picture courtesy of Online News Agency-Nov. 2008]
By AHMED QURAISHI
Monday, 29 March 2010.
WWW.PAKNATIONALISTS.COM
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—ANP, a party whose founders opposed the independence of Pakistan, is once again pushing its shady agenda through a manufactured crisis over the renaming Pakistan’s NWFP province.  By [...]

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29. March 2010

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ANALYSIS: IN AFGHAN END GAME, INDIA GETS THAT SINKING FEELING

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Disquiet is growing in India that Pakistan is gaining the upper hand in a “proxy war” in Afghanistan as the two juggle for influence in an end-game that risks a political vacuum if the U.S.-led war winds down.
Escalating distrust over Afghanistan may threaten tentative India-Pakistan peace talks and herald more militant [...]

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29. March 2010

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GHQ WINNING LIKE NEVER BEFORE

Farrukh Saleem
ISLAMABAD: What is so strategic about the strategic dialogue? Not too long ago, the Pentagon tried to play with the GHQ’s India-centric national security paradigm. Finally, the GHQ won, the Pentagon had to give in. Not too long ago, the US State Department tried to pressurise the GHQ into submission to civilian executive. Finally, [...]

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