Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
Quaid-e-Azam Expect the best, Prepare for the worst...
Audi undoubtedly took the leap ahead of its competitors in the eye of tech geeks but the viewer’s choice of the year was the all-new 2011 Chevrolet Volt. The electric hybrid was one of the most favourite all this year and the fame never changed colours during the survey. Waterlogged with technology, the car takes […]
The modern age is dedicated to the advancement of technology and automotive industry is not left behind in the race. Year after year carmakers introduce something new that reshapes the competition. Germans, as usual, are the most advanced in this industry and brands like Mercedes, BMW and Audi have ruled the world of the last […]
According to the market trends’ report released by the research firm, ComScore, there has been $32 billion already spent on the gift shopping through online forums from November 1 to December 18. This is hard to believe because the economy is still dwindling with a poor financial health. Despite the otherwise downhill ride of the […]
Smooth functioning of a social set-up heavily depends upon rule of law. Without it, nothing positive is possible. In Pakistan, exacerbated law and order situation is the main reason of a number of problems we are forced to live with. There is no protection for human life, property and honour. Any person can be killed, […]
Globalization: A New Form of Colonization – Part Two Continued from the previous part … It is a leading edge of economic globalization in the sense that increasing foreign ownership of products may give those companies direct influence over livelihoods and production of the local inhabitants. The implications of foreign ownership of production may include […]
India’s food minister KV Thomas has come out and said that his cabinet have agreed to allow 51 percent foreign ownership of multi brand retail stores operating in countries such as United States of America and United Kingdom. This revelation means that India might soon see the rise of corporations such as Wal-Mart and Tesco. […]
The venom of brain drain has existed in our country longer than the tenure of any government till yet. There are certain justifications to it but anyone at all with a little sense would know that the long term impact is adverse and we have even fallen victim of it now. For the majority of […]
The world population crossed the 7 Billion mark recently and where the global economist are confronted with a much bigger challenge than they faced a decade ago, there is another dare given by recent surveys. According to several researches conducted in Asia, Europe and the USA, the major concern of the economists will not be […]
Energy Crisis in Pakistan: Part One The nexus between economic prosperity and self sufficiency in energy has become essentially vital for Pakistan. Today the energy crisis looming before us is the culmination of a long list of governmental failures, malpractices along with inefficient ways of consumption and a perpetually fragile economy. The futility of apparent […]
ISLAMABAD (17 October 2011) the speakers of a conference organized to commemorate the World Food Day have stressed the need of having an effective and responsive food governance mechanisms to ensure equal access to food and to control high food prices in Pakistan. Highlighting food and energy as immediate challenges faced by Pakistan , they said […]
