By Sajjad Shaukat   No doubt, every country has a superior intelligence agency to protect the national interest of the state. It keeps a vigilant eye on the internal and external threats.  Even by playing a double game, it thwarts the anti-state subversion through various means.   Quite contrarily, from the very beginning, the US

By Sohail Parwaz Only few of the pertinent and relevant excerpts for the interest, from the renowned Indian author and researcher Sarmila Bose’s book, “Dead Reckoning: Memories of 1971 Bangladesh War”, would be sufficient for the readers to evaluate reality and the intentions of such propaganda. For example a most common and propagated myth is

By: Sohail Parwazon   Almost 44 years have passed but the wounds haven’t heeled yet. For those indifferent and heartless folks who considered the fall of Dhaka just as a geographical change it doesn’t matter much but those who have the hearts to cry for a motherland that was founded after the great sacrifices and lying

By Sohail Parwaz   It was a typical cold December morning of Peshawar with pale sunshine in the early hours of the day. Ever since the fall of Dhaka in 1971, 16 December is otherwise happens to be very morbid and melancholic every year. The life had already started in the city. The public was

By Mubeen Shakir A 12-year-old girl is beaten at school in New York, is called “ISIS” and nearly has her hijab torn off by her classmates. A 16-year-old Somali American dies in a fall from a six-story building in Seattle that his family and the Muslim community in the city suspect was the result of

By Rabia Akhtar A nuclear agreement between Pakistan and the United States benefits everyone. Except Pakistan. Regardless of the conditions, Pakistan should not pursue any civil nuclear agreement with the United States. Pakistan should review its national security concerns and decide whether it wants to be bound by the rules of conduct of an unbalanced

Mirwaiz demands removal of indian military camps from IOK Srinagar, November 10 : In occupied Kashmir, the All Parties Hurriyet Conference Chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has demanded immediate removal of Indian military camps from towns and villages in the territory. Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who is under house arrest at his residence in Srinagar, speaking to

Gilani denounces excessive use of force by India in IOK Srinagar, November 10 : In occupied Kashmir, the veteran Hurriyet leader, Syed Ali Gilani has strongly condemned the use of excessive and brute force by Indian police and paramilitary personnel against the people at Nowhatta and Zainakote who were peacefully protesting against the cold-blooded murder

IOK police harass family members of JKMM leader Srinagar, November 09 : In occupied Kashmir, Indian police personnel barged into the house of Jammu and Kashmir Mass Movement (JKMM) leader, Abdul Rashid Lone, at Tailbal in Srinagar and harassed his two daughters. Talking to Kashmir Media Service, the JKMM leader, Abdul Rashid Lone, expressed shock

People stage anti-India demos in Srinagar Hurriyet leaders still remain under detention Srinagar, November 09 : In occupied Kashmir, people staged anti-India demonstrations in different areas of Srinagar city against the cold-blooded murder of a student by Indian troops. Clashes between protesters and Indian paramilitary personnel were going on in Nowhatta, Rajouri Kadal and Gojwara