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The War against the Islamists by Firoz Mahboob Kamal
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Posted By:
Firoz_Kamal
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6/May/2014
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Blair’s battle cry Mr Tony Blair -the former British Prime Minister, has asked the Western leaders to take their firm stand against Islamists. He thinks the Islamists are the real threat against the world order and peace. On 23rd April, 2014 in his speech in London’s Bloomberg office, he told, “At the root of the crisis lies a radicalised and politicised view of Islam, an ideology that distorts a
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Tribute to Shuhada by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
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Posted By:
Riaz
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6/May/2014
Views:1338
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The entire nation stood shoulder to shoulder with the defenders of the motherland in paying its tribute to the Shuhada on April 30th 2014. People all over the country and from all walks of life held thrilling rallies in inspiring manner to show their support for the armed forces. General Raheel Sharif’s address on the occasion has been hailed by all as the most forthright, full of resolve and comm
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YouTube Unshackled by Col. Riaz Jafri (Retd)
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Posted By:
Riaz
On:
6/May/2014
Views:1320
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The parliament has removed the ban on the YouTube. More than anyone else it must have overjoyed the winners of the recently held bidding for the award of 3G and 4G in the telecommunication sector. The bidders had bid far less for the award on the pretext that they would not be able to muster the clientele in the required numbers due to the ban on the YouTube which was in fact the biggest revenue
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Gwadar: on the cusp of greatness? by Naziha Syed Ali
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Posted By:
nrqazi
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6/May/2014
Views:2014
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Gwadar now finds itself as a launching pad for big regional, if not global, ambitions based on the proposed Pak-China economic corridor. GWADAR: The Pearl Continental Gwadar, located on the hammerhead that defines this coastal town in southern Balochistan, is deserted on most days. Only a few of the hotel’s 114 rooms are being kept operational; instead of central air-conditioning, split ACs are i
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