Narendra Modi’s politics is not just about policy; it is about performance, psychology, and identity. His drive toward confrontation with Pakistan and militarized nationalism reflects deeper motivations that scholars like Ervin Staub (1989) and Richard Barnet (1985) have long associated with the origins of war – needs for security, recognition, and collective pride that arise […]
Reforming Pakistan’s Civil Services
The Civil Services of Pakistan, governed by the Civil Servants Act 1973 and the Efficiency and Discipline (E&D) Rules, form the backbone of the country’s administrative machinery. For decades, this system has remained the central apparatus for implementing government policies, delivering public services, and maintaining institutional continuity. However, over time, the service has come under […]
BJP’s Brutality: Legal violations and escaping accountability
In India’s vast democracy, the law is supposed to be the guardian of justice and human dignity. Yet under Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), these legal safeguards have often been trampled, exposing glaring cracks in the country’s democratic framework. Law as a Tool—But Not for All India’s constitution promises religious freedom, equality, […]
The Empire of Illusion — How India’s manufactured crises threaten South Asian peace
Another bomb rattles Kashmir, and another web of lies unfolds in Delhi. The recent Pahalgam incident, a tragic lapse in India’s own security, was swiftly converted into a theatrical blame game. Without investigation, without introspection, fingers were pointed at Pakistan-yet again. This is not the first time the Indian government has tried to cloak its […]
The World in Slumber
As the sun rises over the majestic peaks of Kashmir on the 5th of February, Pakistan and its people stand in solemn solidarity with their Kashmiri brethren. Kashmir Day is not merely a date on the calendar; it is a poignant reminder of a struggle that has been etched in blood, tears, and unyielding resilience. […]
Islam and Women: Charting a New Path Forward
Throughout history, Islam has upheld the dignity, education, and empowerment of women as central to a just society. However, in today’s world, these values are often overshadowed or misunderstood due to modernization and external cultural influences. This neglect has led to a departure from Islamic teachings, causing a loss of modesty, innocence, and the harmonious […]
Jinnah’s vision for foreign policy: A guide for Pakistan today
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah dreamt of a Pakistan that stood strong on the world stage, maintaining its sovereignty while promoting peace and fairness. His foreign policy was rooted in principles of mutual respect, regional harmony, and solidarity with the Muslim world. Today, as Pakistan plays an active role in organizations like the UN, OIC, SCO, […]
Iran’s attack on Israel: Opening of new chapter in World Order
Eight months of wreckage, carnage yet the world is sleeping for some miracle to happen. They brutally slaughter children; the world calls it mutual damage. They killed more than thirty three thousand Palestinians, humans, yet UN is silent looking away as if nothing has happened. The magnanimity of disaster is unmatched, IDF vows to eliminate […]