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Why World Peace is Not an Unachievable Dream World peace has been the centre of movement for a lot of people and organisations around the world ever since conflict between individuals and nations came into being. From that statement, we can easily see that the term has been around for a very long time. […]
When Parents Fight Parents might not realise the fact that when they fight, the only ones that are getting hurt are their children who have to be a witness to the fact that two grown, mature individuals, cannot deal with each other’s problems in a grownup sort of way. Children of all ages, whether […]
In another attempt to further demolish the democratic rule in Pakistan, the Lahore High Court has issued a notice to President Asif Ali Zardari about the role of his dual offices of President of the country and co-chairmanship of the Pakistan People’s Party. Sadly, the same was not the case when Pervez Musharraf and a […]
The black coats of Pakistan are certainly a very respected and honourable part of our society and have always been the voice raisers when all other attempts at breaking through a brick wall have failed. With the recent controversies that have emerged involving the son of the Chief Justice of Pakistan Ifthikar Muhammad, the minor […]
Pakistan is one of those unique countries that have faced basically everything since the day they were carved on the world map; from natural disasters to wars, military dictatorship, terrorism, political instability and so much more. But now as democracy seems to be something that will continue and with the military struggling to sustain its […]
Why the Supreme Courts ruling on Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani is Unconstitutional Unfortunately, the democratic process in Pakistan has once again come to a halt and seems like all steps taken in the past to ensure separations of powers amongst the highest institutions in the country have failed miserably as the Supreme Court termed […]
While Arsalan Ifthikar may have managed to degrade his father’s reputation to new lows by being involved in a near proven financial embezzlement case, which not only involved Rs.300-400 million but also disclosed some personal relationships with other women, the honour of the Supreme Court must be upheld at all costs. Chief Justice Ifthikar […]
The Chief Justice can do no wrong! Every newspaper article along with social media websites are filled with discussion about the Chief Justice’s son, Arsalan Ifthikar, and his involvement in a receiving Rs.300-400 million to settle, in favour of the payer, a case going on in the Supreme Court at the moment. There have been […]
Dual Citizenship: Is it really an Issue? With all the talk going around nowadays about dual citizenship, one has to wonder whether this really is an issue or not? In Pakistan, anything that has to do with mainstream politicians being affected by court orders becomes wildly over exaggerated, with the most recent being the membership […]
Arsalan Chaudhry Financial Corruption Case: Neutral Prosecution or Point Scoring Drama? In an historic move, Chief Justice of Pakistan Ifthikar Muhammad Chaudhry summoned his own son, Dr. Arsalan Ifthikar Chauhdry, over allegations levelled by the media that he was involved in financial corruption with Bahria Town Chairman Malik Riaz. Taking suo motu action upon learning […]
Separation calls for Self-development There is nothing more pain inflicting in this world than seeing a loved one hurt in their relationship with another. Be it your brother or sister, it just hurts to the core seeing them being treated badly by their spouse and there is hardly anything one can do about it besides […]
America continues to ignore Kashmir issue while claiming to be Human Rights Champions Kasmir continues to bleed every second as the most power nation in the world, the United States of America, which also claims to be the champions when it comes to human rights, continues to turn a blind eye towards the ever so […]
