Allama Muhammad Iqbal is the spiritual and intellectual founder of Pakistan. No poet or philosopher in the history of the world has inspired and energised millions of people as Iqbal did. He was the last and the greatest thinker of the historic Aligarh Movement which brought about a paradigm shift in the consciousness of the Muslims of India, and transformed …
Read More »Quaid’s Vision on Education
Quaid-e-Azam was a visionary leader having a deep insight and unrivalled vision for Pakistan on many fronts. He had a clear vision as to what sort of educational system we should have developed in our country. The Quaid believed that education was the key factor in safeguarding the national independence and moulding the character of a people. The system of …
Read More »Video Interview: Fazl-e-Rabbi Cheema (8th Position – CSS 2013)
Another session of CSS Video Counseling! Join us to know the success secrets of Fazl-e-Rabbi Cheema who secured 8th position in CSS 2013. [AdSense-A] How I Topped | Interview Fazale Rabi Cheema (Topper of CSS 2013 Interview) As the result of CE-2014 written part has been announced and those who got through are now preparing for Viva Voce which …
Read More »The Chilcot Report, Will Tony Blair be brought to justice?
After a long, long wait, on July 6, Sir John Chilcot, the head of the Committee of Privy Counsellors which was empowered by the House of Commons of the United Kingdom to conduct an inquiry into the Iraq war in 2009, finally came out with his report on the UK’s role in the war and its aftermath. The contents of …
Read More »Pakistan Economic Survey 2015-16, A Sad Tale of Missed Targets
Summary The incumbent government’s economic team has failed to achieve GDP growth target for the third consecutive year as overall key targets set for 2015-16 were missed by 0.8 percent due to poor performance of agriculture sector, Large Scale Manufacturing (LSM), food products, engineering products, transport and communication etc. Major achievements of the FY 2015-16 include: picking up economic growth, …
Read More »A Realistic Assessment of Obama’s Foreign Policy, Lamenting the change that could not happen!
At present, the United States is in a state of disarray. Country’s economic and political elites are still trying to recapture and reproduce the Gilded Age — the final three decades of the nineteenth century which was one of the most dynamic, contentious, and volatile periods in American history — at a time when an overwhelming majority of Americans is …
Read More »Pakistan Development Update, From Stability to Prosperity
South Asia emerged as the fastest growing region in the world in 2015, posting GDP growth of 7 percent. Weak oil and commodity prices, slowing capital flows and shrinking global trade contributed toward a deceleration of growth in most of the world’s economies. South Asia — as a net importer of oil — was an anomaly, growing significantly on the …
Read More »RAW, Afghan Soil and Pakistan
The indispensible role of Pakistan in Afghan peace process is causing desperation and frustration for India. India views new development as a threat to her huge investments in Afghanistan and is fraught to safeguard her vested interests against Pakistan. India’s vast diplomatic presence in Afghanistan is already raising alarms of suspicions amongst the international community and policymakers. Interestingly, India has …
Read More »PAKISTAN’S ROLE IN SAUDI-LED MILITARY ALLIANCE
When Saudi Arabia announced the formation of a 34-state Islamic military coalition to combat terrorism, it included the name of Pakistan along with Arab countries such as Egypt, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, besides Turkey, Malaysia and some African states, among the list of member countries. Although initially Pakistan welcomed the formation of the alliance against terrorism, yet it …
Read More »The Middle East Quagmire, The Curse of Sykes Picot Still Haunts the region
The month of May this year marked the 100th anniversary of what the world knows with the name of Sykes-Picot Agreement. This Agreement, a secret deal between France and Great Britain divided up the heart of the Middle East and created the states like Iraq and Syria as well as many other fragile nations of the modern Middle East. This …
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