Singapore’s strategic model and poverty alleviation in Pakistan on April 4, 2019Poverty is multidimensional economic phenomenon that has political and social ramifications. The nature of poverty varies from time to time, community to community and culture to culture. Poverty exists in developing as well as developed economies. In Pakistan, poverty has become a serious issue. The people of Pakistan are stressed and depressed due to their financial conditions. It has become … [Read more...] about Singapore’s strategic model and poverty alleviation in Pakistan
God lives where woman is respected on March 10, 2019A nation's condition is reflected by the status of its women. A perfect hole is actually a combination of two holes 'men and women'. Strength lies in their union and weakness lies in their separation. Women and men complete each other. No nation can get progress if it leaves half of its population behind the walls of home, so investing in women should be critical to world foreign policy. In … [Read more...] about God lives where woman is respected
The art of peace on March 5, 2019The art of peace means a nonviolent and diplomatic way forward in the face of conflict. Harmony and compassion are desperately needed in the world of war and destruction. The narrative of the art of peace is to never fear and despise another challenger, no matter how large or small it is. It is not mandatory that the larger force is always victorious, the smaller one can become large by constant … [Read more...] about The art of peace
Limited warfare or ‘No’ war between Pakistan and India? on February 23, 2019The partition of the subcontinent was really a great pyrrhic victory for the denizens of Pakistan and India because Muslims and Hindus have different political, social, economical, psychological, religious and cultural rituals. The partition was not a bad idea but the planning involved by the British in territorial division created havoc in the region. Actually the British were successful in … [Read more...] about Limited warfare or ‘No’ war between Pakistan and India?
Government hospitals and the poor on February 18, 2019The state must provide the people what they need. The needs of the people include food, safety, medicines, clean and pure water, unpolluted air, green trees, pleasant houses to live in, some hours of work, and more hours of leisure. Never ask who deserves it; remember, everyone needs it. It is the responsibility of the state to provide basic health facilities to its people. In Pakistan, the … [Read more...] about Government hospitals and the poor
The population bomb: can it be defused in Pakistan? on December 7, 2018Overpopulation is considered as an undesirable condition in which the number of inhabitants exceeds the carrying capacity of them. The world population is exceeding 7.5 billion people but the resources limitations and environmental degradation are becoming more apparent and noticeable. According to the UN’s report, almost 361,000 people are added to the planet daily. The population of our planet … [Read more...] about The population bomb: can it be defused in Pakistan?
Restructuring the civil bureaucracy on November 25, 2018We are living in the twenty first century with latest technology gadgets but still we’ve the bureaucratic system that was given by the British. It is very difficult to be a part of the twenty first century economy with a nineteenth century bureaucracy and with eighteenth century rules. This is what our bureaucratic system is. The legislature, the judiciary and the executives are the key players … [Read more...] about Restructuring the civil bureaucracy
Strategic interests of China and CPEC on November 18, 2018A perception is built in Pakistan that the economic supremacy of China in the world will be a great support for Pakistan and strengthen the Pakistan — China relations. The economic relationship between both the countries is becoming mature continuously. The bilateral trade and ties shift into a new epoch with the coordination in different sectors i.e. power and energy projects, strategic fields … [Read more...] about Strategic interests of China and CPEC
Weak governance and writ of the state on November 7, 2018In democracy, the writ of state is constructed through the public. The constitution is actually a contract between the rulers and the rued. Each and every component of the state is supposed to respect the constitutional framework. Constitution is the sacred document of the state that has been ill-treated, bettered, and abrogated but not followed. The elements who do not obey the constitution … [Read more...] about Weak governance and writ of the state
Arrest of educational elite by NAB and the public opinion on October 22, 2018At the government level, the most important and well defined rule against the economic interests is strong moral code. The question is whether similar rules and regulations can and should play a role in higher education in Pakistan. Obviously the answer will be “Yes”. The real dilemma of Pakistan is the lack of good quality and first rate education at higher level. The universities’ focus is not … [Read more...] about Arrest of educational elite by NAB and the public opinion
