By Zara Zulfiqar
ZoneAsia-Pk


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By Iqbal Khan
S.O.S Kashmir

Kashmir issue is on the agenda of the UN. Entire world, including India, acknowledges it as a dispute. However, Kashmir cause has not been able to attract required level of continuous sympathy at the international level. Nevertheless, there have all along been sporadic breezes of freshness through isolated efforts of ( Read more... )

By S.O.S Kashmir


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By Air Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal
Spearhead Research


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By: Ghullam N. Mir

Some tyrannies in Middle East have crumbled; others are in the process of crumbling. Egyptian Mubarak bit dust, and Tunisian tyrant, Ben Ali took to his heels, Libyan mad man, Gaddafi is losing it and Yemeni strong man, Saleh is gasping for fresh air. The era of impugned oppression and subjugation by tyrants has run its ugly ( Read more... )

Jawed Naqvi

DURING the early rule of Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, someone in his government placed two evidently unusable anti-aircraft guns of Second World War vintage on a visually prominent rampart of Delhi's 16th-century fort, the Purana Qila.

The idea apparently was to deter airborne terrorists from attacking an approaching national ( Read more... )

The Daily Mail

Former Indian Army Major accused of Kashmir HR activist's murder


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TABISH NASEER

Kunan-Poshpora (Kupwara): If courage had a face, it would resemble 50-year-old Bhakti's. In the North Kashmir hamlet of Kunan-Poshpora, where agony and adversity to women was forced upon, on the intervening night of 23rd and 24th February, 1991, through the "weapon of rape", she stood stoically against the perpetrators of the crime ( Read more... )

A LIFETIME OF DEATH AND LOSS IS DRIVING THOUSANDS OF YOUNG KASHMIRIS TO DRUG ABUSE. PARVAIZ BUKHARI REPORTS ON A DISTURBING NEW EPIDEMIC


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Khaled Ahmed

It has become a part of our nationalism to highlight communal trouble in India. We don't realise that this kind of thinking is not good for the Muslims there. Scholars think that if India and Pakistan proceed on their hostile course and threaten each other with nuclear weapons, Muslims in India will face the possibility of ( Read more... )