SPECIAL: COERCION, CORRUPTION HIT PAK RELIEF FOR TURKEY
Pakistan’s return gesture to quake-hit Turkey amidst a crisis of its own is generating allegations of corruption and its officers say they
Pakistan Fights Economic Crisis & Taliban While Drinking Tim Hortons
Today 60 per cent of Pakistan is living below the poverty line, while somehow the remaining people have broken Tim Hortons’ 61
WATER VISION@2047:INDIA MOVING AHEAD
While India moves towards the determination of becoming a developed nation within the next 25 years, the importance attached to water security
Pak Army Watches As Balochistan Crumbles
From the time Pakistan annexed Balochistan in 1948, it has been subjected to the worst form of human rights violations. Pakistan has
G20 PRESIDENCY: India to focus on energy-related issues
India during its ongoing G20 presidency has recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle Joint Business Council to further
EVENT: Rangzen by Tibetan Youth Congress
The new-generation Tibetans celebrated Tibet’s independence through several musical art forms and songs at Rangzen (Freedom) Tibetan Youth Congress organised a Rangzen
Good governance, tourism fuel growth in Naya Kashmir
Having turned tourism in the region into an industry which is active around-the-year now, the benefits from this reform stands to help
Lord Rami Ranger Wins Labour Court Case; Judge strikes out £673k Claim
Sun Mark board welcomed the judgement. Mr Harmeet Ahuja, CEO of Sun Mark Ltd, said the company’s position is vindicated by the
Power game leaves no time for fixing power shortage in Pakistan
The volatile security situation has generated political instability in Pakistan. The federal government in Islamabad takes all key decisions, leaving little by
London Event Pays Tribute to Murdered Indian diplomat Ravindra Mhatre
Ravindra Mhatre, 48, was kidnapped and later killed in Birmingham in 1984 by British Kashmiri militants who were associated with the Jammu