With IDT widely discussed in Pakistani defence outlets, a Prevention Wing of the Military requirement should be written into the Iran–US agreement. By Dr. David Leffler Pakistan’s effort to help broker peace between the United States and Iran and to reopen the Strait of Hormuz deserves recognition. At a moment of rising regional tension, Pakistan...
Pakistan’s long struggle with internal and external conflict has shown the limits of conventional peacebuilding tools such as diplomacy, deterrence, and military force. A growing body of scientific research now points to a transformative alternative: reducing societal stress through collective consciousness‑based practices. Invincible Defence Technology (IDT), built on the Transcendental Meditation and TM‑Sidhi programmes, offers a non‑lethal, evidence‑driven method for preventing violence before it arises. Recent demonstrations—including the 2023–2024 Assembly of 10,000 in India—show statistically significant reductions in political violence when large groups practice these techniques together. Decades of peer‑reviewed studies reinforce these findings, revealing consistent declines in crime, terrorism, and conflict across diverse regions. For Pakistan, integrating IDT into its security strategy could provide a cost‑effective, sustainable path toward lasting peace by addressing the psychological and societal roots of instability.
Latin American warriors meditate to increase resilience and protect their nation FORWARD: Arlene J. Schar, Director of Communications at the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS) On December 6, 2024, the United Nations General Assembly (UN) unanimously adopted a resolution declaring December 21st as World Meditation Day. This annual observance aims to raise global awareness about the benefits of meditation for...
Ultimately the only way to become truly invincible is to not have any enemies. If there are no internal or external threats, there are no enemies. No enemies, no conflict.
General of the Army (GA) Camilla Torres was packing her office. As a five-star general, her staff would do this for her, but she insisted on doing it herself, just as she always had from the time she was a young lieutenant. She found that packing her own mementoes promoted purification and growth. It caused...
KARACHI: Lamudi today announced its half-year results for 2016, showing good performance underpinning strong business growth. 30 May 2016 99 percent increase in paid clients 104 percent rise in website traffic 87% net revenue growth Lamudi marked its best half-year performance ever, with net revenue up 87 percent compared to 2015. More importantly, for an...
ISLAMABAD: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has banned Pakistan leg-spinner Yasir Shah for three months after testing positive for a banned substance in December. The 29-year-old will be available to play again on March 27. Shah was provisionally suspended on December 27 after his “A” sample contained a banned substance – chlortalidone – which is...
Indian pacers don’t know what to do with old ball MUMBAI: Former Pakistan express bowler Shoaib Akhtar expressed fears on Wednesday that lack of on-field action between India and Pakistan may dilute the fierce cricketing rivalry between the two neighbours. In an interview of Times of India, Shoaib said it was very depressing that there...
MUMBAI: Former Pakistani speedster Shoaib Akhtar underwent knee replacement surgery in Australia. This was confirmed by his surgeon David Young. Speaking exclusively over his mobile from Australia, Dr. David Young says, “Shoaib underwent knee surgery on Saturday”. “The operation was successful and he is cheerful. He will be discharged from the hospital on Tuesday”. Later,...
MUMBAI: The substance Diuretic (chlortalidone) which is found in Yasir Shah’s urine sample is the same one for which Shane Warne was banned for 1 year, according to the drug expert and the President Elect Asian Federation of Sports Medicine (AFSM), Dr. Danish Zaheer. In 2003, just before the World Cup, Australia’s leg-spinner Warne was...