Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
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Today is the last day of a three-day nation-wide polio campaign and the vaccination teams made efforts to reach out to each and every child of the country but it is not enough to eradicate the disease. Regrettably, the most vulnerable region, FATA (Federally Administered Tribal Areas), is again being left out due to a […]
Islamabad: (Wednesday, July 11, 2012) As the government presents the Contempt of Court Bill 2012 in the upper senate, it expects it to be passed as soon as possible. However, the opposition is also putting up its best efforts to stop the ruling alliance from doing that. Speaking against the bill on the floor of […]
Government handed over with blood screening kits A two-year supply of blood screening kits was handed over to the government on Thursday. The kits, donated by the US government, will help conduct more than six million safe blood transfusions. A ceremony in this regard was held at the Mother and Child Centre of Pakistan Institute […]
An ordinary or middle class citizen cannot dream of representing the people in the parliament, as election has become the game of millionaires in the country. However, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) under the directives of Supreme Court issued a new set of rules that political parties and independent candidates would have to follow […]
PM Ashraf sees power crisis as the biggest challenge to his government Islamabad: (Thursday, June 28, 2012) Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf here today said that among the prevailing issues, power crisis was perhaps the biggest challenge for his government. He said that he had been directed to take appropriate steps to overcome the lingering […]
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 […]
MQM warns of losing patience at govt.’s inability to control killing and extortions in Karachi Karachi: (Tuesday, June 12, 2012) Following persistent killings of its workers, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) coordination committee has said that if the PPP led government cannot control criminal elements and extortionists in Karachi then “patience of MQM workers, business […]
With the rise in mercury level, the power shortfall continues to plague the country as electricity shortfall has risen to 7,000 megawatts (MW) that resulted in increase in unannounced load shedding across the country. PSO has reduced fuel supply to IPPs and power houses due to which electricity is being generated around 10,000 MW while […]
Corruption of rulers and plight of layman The rulers of any nation are supposed to address the problems of people but the case is different in Pakistan where they are completely indifferent to the problems of people and are busy in devising plans to prolong their rule and accumulate wealth through corruption. In this process, […]
Use your vote to save Pakistan Fate of the democratic nations is decided through elections, which is the right and true procedure of democracy. The general masses in the whole country elect their representatives through whom they want to raise their issues and get the appropriate solution. Nevertheless, if people stay at home on the […]
DPC protests; vows to block roads on likely resumption of Nato supplies Karachi: (Friday, May 25, 2012) The Difa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC), a joint platform of the religious and political parties recently formed after American strikes on the Salala check post, staged demonstration and rallies in Karachi and part of Sindh Province today. Demanding the NATO […]
The Balochistan predicament: Who is to blame for? The issues and institutions who have contributed towards the present state of affairs in Balochsitan have been well pointed out by the apex court. The Supreme Court seems absolutely right when it laments that instead of playing their part in doing some damage repair, both central and […]
