Sindhi-Muhajir: Headed For a Deadly Break Up? – By R. Malik
After this murderous day is over and the sea breeze cools temperature in Karachi, citizens, both Sindhis and Muhajirs must ponder over their differences and...
After this murderous day is over and the sea breeze cools temperature in Karachi, citizens, both Sindhis and Muhajirs must ponder over their differences and...
Pakistan Steel – An Academic Analysis (MBA Report) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The iron and steel industry holds the key to the sustained growth of the engineering...
A flood of replies to a recent article I saw, What Constitutes Blasphemy?, speaks of an obsession by Pakistanis with borderline issues. Instead of condemning...
People from all over the world are undoubtedly proud to be nationals of their respective countries except for some unfortunate people of some “unfortunate...
South Asian Socialism – A Plea for Sanity The United States has now accrued a federal government debt of $8.2 trillion. To get a sense...
Nothing speaks of a nation’s values, and reflects its true character more than the will of ordinary men and women expressed at the ballot...
This article was published in 2015, hence dated. It is reproduced here just for reference. At one end of the spectrum are the hardest of...
Shortly after I got back to sunny California after visiting Pakistan, I was unaware my life would change so drastically, but it did! Shortly after...
The Nature & Definition of Poverty Poverty is the state of one who lacks a usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions....
The other day I was reading an interesting book by a leading American anthropologist and thinker, Jeremy Rifkin, titled “The European Dream” and with a...
This Visit To Pakistan – By H. Gardezi At the tastefully laid out New Year eve’s dinner table in Ayyub Malik’s London home, it was...
The article evaluates likely scenarios, strategy and future options for Kashmir Solution. India: POK is AOK? Despite its official position India does not want the...
It was the general will of the Muslims of South Asia that got us Pakistan. Our founding fathers’ struggle against tyranny of the Majority was...
The law of unintended consequences During most of my working life I have relied on analysing government policies and programs to put daal-roti on the...
As the saying goes: The Lord has a mysterious way of doing things. He certainly does, as I was to realize after 40 years of...
his report focuses on the analysis of the Oil Marketing sub-sector of the Fuel & Energy sector in Pakistan, with special reference to the two...
The Fuel & Energy sector is one of the most profitable sectors of the country’s Capital Markets. This report will focus on the analysis of...
“There may never be a truth that is final, absolute or infallible. But the life of Phoolan Devi, as told by Kapur in Bandit Queen,...
In post-dynastic democracy, greater autonomy for states is the only way to create a sustainable growth and stronger India. Recently, The Economist wrote ‘While [Indian]...
Imran Khan wants to educate Pakistan. In a country where literacy is actually declining, that is an ambitious and important goal. Ostensibly, more than 25%...
Words cannot explain the sheer terror and the intimate loss that thousands of people have suffered in the United States on 9/11. More than the...
The appreciation that the US President showered on the Indian democracy during his recent visit contrasted sharply with the cold stares he had reserved for...
What if the US decides to further shift its so-called War on Terror from Afghanistan to Pakistan and seeks India’s help in this endeavor? It...
The Myth of Growth:Pakistan’s Lost Opportunity It is June 2001. The new Government is still pondering over what to do with the economy. The Pakistani...