Forces of fear on July 28, 2020Laying the foundation of the first ever Hindu Temple in Islamabad, the political capital of Pakistan has yet again sparked a debate which soon became the subject to the violent polemic dividing a society on traditional faultiness following traditionalistsvociferously antagonizing the construction of the first Hindu place of worship in Islamabad and the progressive leaning […]
Pakistan: Between Modern and Medieval Mindset on April 13, 2020The real problem in Pakistan is not the looming dangers of pandemics but the pervasive mindset infected largely with the paranoid Schizophrenia. A chronic mental disorder, far removed to ever have lived with reality with no signs of willingness to embrace the peculiarities of the real-world, has developed as a consequence of multiple contradictions that […]
The Russia-Pakistan perception paradigm on October 28, 2019The tales of Russia and Pakistan relations and how the perception paradigm evolved, over time, originates when the twins named, India and Pakistan, emerged in 1947 from the womb of a frail and sickly British imperialism. Despite sharing the common womb of the mother, two were poles apart in nature. The former brother, namely India, […]
Russia-Pakistan: Perception Paradigm on October 27, 2019The tails of Russia and Pakistan relations and how the perception paradigm evolved over the course of time originates when the twins named India and Pakistan emerged in 1947 from the womb of a frail and sickly British imperialism. Despite sharing the common womb of the mother, two were poles apart in nature. The former […]
The Self Destruction of Secular India on September 6, 2019Secular India was the dream project once every moderate and progressive Pakistani envies of its success on the eastern neighborhood of its border. The idea of secular India more often reverberates in every nook and cranny of Pakistan’s polity from parliamentary debates to the vendor-wala talks always tend to seek the guiding formula for a […]
BRI: Overconfidence or Practical Embodiment? on July 25, 2019China’s growing economic muscle helped chalk out the global vision of build-out infrastructure around the world officially spelled asthe Silk Road Economic Belt and Maritime Silk Road, referred to as One Belt, One Road (OBOR).The idea of Silk Roadcarries many dimensions but economics is the key driving force, primarily to improve the connectivitythrough Chinese massive […]
Making the case of war on July 9, 2019Since the early days of his presidential campaign, Donald Trump has had unpleasant views about Iran. The general atmosphere has become precarious as of late. Political fragilities are getting complicated as the geopolitical outlook seems more intricate in the war-racked Middle East. The hawkish warmongers started prevailing ever-stronger in the Persian Gulf as US President […]
Modi’s Machiavellian moment on May 31, 2019Narendra Modi’s return, quite anticipated, powered by more strength and skill with a landslide victory in the largest democratic exercise appears to be a retrospect of a ‘Machiavellian moment’. The Machiavellian mastery requires a politician to be half beast and half human, and half fierce and half a fox, which ought not to quit a […]
Kashmir: a heap of ashes on May 13, 2019As the Indian parliamentary election was held in the mainland India for 542 Lok Sabha seats in seven phases, the polling activity barely exists across India-held Kashmir. The Hindustan Times reported about the disturbing situation in these words: “Kashmir sees least participative polls, with the lowest voter turnout in two decades”. The boycott of the […]
An open letter to India on March 15, 2019Dear Indian folks and friends, As a matter of fact, increased right-wing extremism has largely been a topic of debate all over India, as sane voices have been raising concerns about the undermined Indian constitution, hampered institutions to follow their due course and most importantly the threats looming large on secular credentials, which remained fundamental […]