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Tag Archives: Pakistan
Response To A Pakistani View Of Indian Muslims
Dubai-based Pakistani writer Rabia Alavi in a column in Khaleej Times on 1 March 2009 charges that Indian Muslims are hell-bent on portraying Pakistan as a terrorist hub. However, the entire world is now witness for what really Pakistan stands for. Danish Ahmad Khan responds to Rabia Alavi’s article. Continue reading
Civil Revolution May Usher A Constitutional Democracy In Pakistan
Mirza Akhtar Beg argues that Pakistan appears to be on the verge of emerging as a functioning Constitutional Democracy, with primacy of laws and constitution that has eluded Pakistan for 61 years of its checkered history. Continue reading
Posted in DesiPundit, Pakistan
Tagged Asif Ali Zardari, Democracy, Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan, PPP
7 Comments
Lahore Attack: The Blame Game
In Life, the Universe and Everything, Douglas Adams tells us the story of the residents of the planet Krikket—Krikketers. The Krikketers had never imagined that a Universe could exist outside their little planet. Due to a certain chain of events, however, when they did discover than many worlds lay outside of their little planet, they were shocked. Continue reading
Posted in DesiPundit, Featured, Pakistan, Terrorism
Tagged Add new tag, cricket, Lahore Attacks, Pakistan, Politics, Terrorism
20 Comments
Price Of An Indo-Pak War
In the after-effect of Mumbai terror attacks, while India and Pakistan seem to sit at the threshold of a possible war and hawks in both the countries talk of ‘final battle’ terrorists thrive on the growing conflict between the two nations. Continue reading
Living In Denial
A collaborative effort at Twitter resulted in comics on Pakistan’s stand and persistent denial on the Mumbai attacks. Starring Asif Ali Zardari, Manmohan Singh, Nawaz Sharif and Pervez Musharraf. Continue reading
Posted in Humor/Satire
Tagged Asif Zardari, comic, Manmohan Singh, Musharraf, Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, Terrorism
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Countering Pakistani Terrorists’ Anti-India Propaganda
For almost two decades now, self-styled jihadist outfits based in Pakistan have been engaged in a war against India in Kashmir. This war of theirs has no sanction in Islam, which does not allow for proxy war, and that too one declared by non-state actors. Continue reading
Posted in DesiPundit, Pakistan, Terrorism
Tagged Islamic-Shariah, Islamists, Pakistan, Terrorism
21 Comments
Tackling Terrorism: A Call To Hindu And Muslim Religious Leaders
Time has come for both Muslim as well as Hindu religious leaders to stand up and raise their voice against terrorism and promote communal harmony. Continue reading
Posted in Hinduism, Islam, News & Analysis
Tagged DesiPundit, Hindu, Hindutva, Islam, Islamist jihadist, mumbai-blasts, muslim, Muslim ulema, Pakistan, Terrorism, terrorists
6 Comments
Terror In The Name of God
Each of us need to question the extremists on our own side instead of the other and start a new way of tackling terrorism. Continue reading
Iqbal, Jinnah And The Lost Glory Of The Muslims Of India
Mohammad Iqbal, Mohammad Ali Jinnah and Abul Kalam Azad were three of the most influential Muslim leaders in the 20th century. A look at how their political philosophies shaped the destiny of millions of Muslims in the Indian sub-continent. Continue reading
Posted in Society
Tagged 1947, Aligarh-Muslim-University, hindus, India, Iqbal, Jinnah, muslims, Pakistan
36 Comments
Beyond Borders – With Shubha Mudgal And Tina Sani
Music is contributing towards reclaiming shared heritage of India and Pakistan. Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Heritage
Tagged Beyond Borders, classical music, Hidusthani, India, Lahore, Music, Pakistan, Shubha Mudgal, South Asia, thumri, Tina Sani
6 Comments