The instance of women disempowerment speaks volumes about their liberty; take a look at a common Pakistani woman as a common Pakistani, not in the Capital but in the suburbs. The sporadic governmental endeavors portray likewise results at national level. However, for intensive and enduring outcomes,

Supreme Court of Pakistan Justice Dost Muhammad Khan said during the local ceremony in the twin city, God would judge each person deeds according to His justice; therefore, judges should render expeditions justice to litigant public and earn the pleasure of God.
In June 2009, Asia Noreen, known as

India’s former President Dr Avul Pakir Zainulabdeen Abdul Kalam has been buried in his home town of Peikarumbu with full civil and military honours.
He passed away on the evening of July 27 in Shillong at the age of 83. He served as president for five years from 2002 to 2007 and enjoyed full suppor

In order to promote love and understanding between Muslims and others and to remove the misunderstandings about Islam that abound, it is important to highlight the spiritual and humane aspects of Islam. This spiritual dimension of Islam is called Sufism, or Tasawwuf.
There are various theories abou

At a time when Pakistan’s social media is showing concern about the plight of the minority Rohingya-Muslim community of Myanmar, the minorities and marginalized groups in its own backyard are fighting a battle for survival.
Between January 2013 and June 2014, up to 3,753 Non-Muslim Pakistanis, espe

On August 15, we celebrate the Independence Day. On that day, in 1947, Prime Minister Nehru proclaimed a tryst with destiny, “a moment which comes but rarely in History when we step from the old into the new, when an age ends and the soul of a nation, long suppressed, finds utterance”.
The colonial

When it comes to being a follower of Christ, honor is a fact and way of life. Honor is a lifestyle of stopping to embrace the people and places that surround your life. Yet, so often in ministry, honor sometimes seems elusive. Speaking at the National Church leadership Conference, Pastor Henry Madav

India celebrates July 26 as Kargil Vijay Diwas ever since the country managed to throw out enemy troops from the heights of Kargil in Jammu and Kashmir in 1999. The enemy—read Pakistan Army—had captured these heights deceitfully the previous winter. Every winter, it has been a tradition in the arme

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, 11th president of India, collapsed while delivering a speech at a seminar of Indian Institute of Management in Shillong, India. He died of cardiac arrest at Bethany Hospital in the capital of Meghalaya province on July 27, 2015 in the evening.
He was born in a poor Muslim famil

Over a year has passed since the former Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, in a suo motu notice of the Peshawar Church attack, issued a landmark judgment on 19th June 2014 regarding the rights of religious minorities in Pakistan. In the 32-page judgement, the court directed

The past few days there has been a chorus of another diplomatic triumph, a ‘milestone’ and a ‘breakthrough’ of ‘historic’ proportions in the Indo-Pak relations. The reason behind this ecstasy is the outcome of a meeting the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, had with his Pakistani counterpart, Na

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immediately after the signing of Iran and P5+1 nuclear agreement declared it as “stunning historical mistake”. Even Israelis has gone one step forward and they are pressing US lawmakers in congress to block the deal, with Israeli Ambassador to US Ron Dermer

Unpatriotic Hindus of J&K allows Farooq Abdullah, Geelani and Naidu to flaunt their communal prejudices & lack of loyalty for Kashmir / J&K / India
Ref:- (i)- Abdullah, Geelani and Naidu care more for Islam & Hinduism than Kashmir / J&K / India (ii)- Like communal Congress the communal NC, APHC an

Years ago, I visited a central jail in Sargodha, Punjab, Pakistan during a local community project to spend some time with prisoners serving sentences, often deserted and sometimes forgotten by their own families and friends.
For the first time in my life, I came to know the ‘life’ behind the bars.

Despite being treatable, TB remains a major global public health problem. As Dr Mario Raviglione, Director Global Tuberculosis Programme of WHO, informed, in 2013, 9 million people fell ill with TB in; 1.5 million men, women and children died from it; 480,000 people developed multi drug resistant TB