The command of Zafar Masud at Sargodha Airbase in 1965 turned a pivotal moment in history into a lasting legacy.
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India’s Democracy: All Smoke and Mirrors?
The UN Human Rights Committee’s review challenges the image of India’s democracy, uncovering systemic abuses and global repression.
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The Indian Ocean Battle No One’s Talking About!
The Indian Ocean is more than just water—it’s the strategic heartbeat of global trade and power struggles between world powers.
Women in India – Why the Law Alone Is Not Enough
As India’s independence month ends, the struggle for true freedom remains a distant dream for many women. Ongoing collective outrage grips the nation across Kolkata, New Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Prayagraj, Patna, and Goa. This outrage follows the viol
Balochistan in Limelight
Balochistan in limelight as BLA recent attacks heighten security concerns for the region and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
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Narcotics Trafficking: Toll on Pakistan’s Economy and Stability
The Golden Crescent’s narcotics trafficking harms Pakistan, fueling terrorism, stalling economic growth, and eroding country’s social fabric.
What India’s Citizenship Choices Reveal About Its Strategy
India’s citizenship choices reveal a strategy beyond humanitarianism, reflecting geopolitical aims, regional influence, and domestic political goals.
Crisis in Bangladesh: A Historical Perspective
Explore the roots of the ongoing crisis in Bangladesh, from historical political instability to economic challenges and strained relations.
Drug Abuse: A Growing Concern in Pakistan
Pakistan’s drug abuse epidemic requires a multifaceted approach, combining insights from trafficking, addiction science, and Islamic teachings
Faiz Hameed Case: Pakistan Military Accountability
The court-martial of Lt Gen Faiz Hameed signals a potential shift in how accountability is enforced within Pakistan’s military.
