Reham Khan the new addition to the politics. She stands tall and by her hubby, Imran Khan, the main attraction of the crowds. The cross roads have brought her to the limelight. She has become popular overnight. She is strong, educated, attractive talented and sober person. She can influence people around her. Reham Khan may...
The recent EBOLA outbreak in West Africa is an imminent threat to international peace and security not only for health but also for food, travel, housing, and trade in the entire region. The outbreak has already spanned international borders between Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal, with the potential to spread far beyond within Africa...
In real estate market, rule of thumb is: If something is too good to be true, it probably is. Like other premier industries, the real estate sector attracts heavy investments; that is enough to entice fraudsters hoping to con would-be investors. Remember, frauds abound at all levels so it becomes hard to know when there...
Pakistan’s ideology is a myth of its own kind as it reshapes the country into an enigmatic geography which is the very base of the volatility of its boundaries. It is a country on the surface of the planet which exists with its ideological frontiers rather than tangible borders. The borders of Pakistan revolve around...
An article published in Business Standard (“Pakistan’s aerial defence impregnable: Nawaz Sharif,” 11 Oct 2013) reports that Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif asserted that “…our enemy must know that Pakistan’s aerial defense is impregnable.” Regrettably, Sharif is not alone in thinking this way. Other prominent Pakistani leaders have also held identical opinions regarding Pakistan’s alleged invincibility. Invincibility...
President Obama said, “…my administration has tried diplomacy and sanctions, warning, and negotiations – but chemical weapons were still used by the Assad regime.” Even if Assad gives up his chemical weapons and joins the Chemical Weapons Convention, prohibiting their use, the Syrian crisis will still not be solved. Also, regarding any future military action,...
It was a Sunday morning few months letter. I had a newspaper in my hand and discussing with a friend on employment of engineers in Pakistan. My friend Engr. J pointing out and highlighting the latest jobs in paper. At a moment he stopped and asked me one question that “Is University name matters?” We...
Capturing prisoners of war (POW) is as old as man kind and warfare. In the earliest history, men captured used to be either slaughtered or made slaves. The captured women and children were more likely to be spared but many times the purpose to capture women as concubines for sex, sexual abuse and pleasure. The...
by Sarah B. Weir Still deciding on this year’s Halloween costume? Check out this flower fairy makeup tutorial by Anastasiya Shpagina (a.k.a Fukkacumi), from Ukraine. The 19-year-old hair stylist uses extreme makeup techniques and costumes to transform herself into a real-life anime character. “I’m not a like a doll, a doll is like me,” she...
By Jessica Fox Remaining days in office for the present ruling party in Bangladesh, a small South Asian nation is exactly 485 days, while according to a number of reports published in prominent Indian newspapers namely Times of India, The Pioneer, The Hindu and Hindustan Times, the mercury of popularity of ruling Bangladesh Awami League...