Post Views: 53,523 by: Muhammad Zahid Majid Anwar Pakistan Hockey, once the proud emblem of our national glory, still breathes today thanks to those extraordinary sons who did not confine the sport merely to the field but dedicated their entire lives to it. Among these shining names stands Olympian Gold Medalist **Rashid ul Hassan** —…
Post Views: 33,391 Muhammad Naseem Ranzooryar Dearreaders, Ah or Wow this is our national story, our collective tragedy. When those who enter the corridors of power gain their seats through rigging, fake votes, and political manipulation, we sigh “Ah!”, yet later chant Wow! in their rallies. Ah, that merit has been buried in this country,…
Post Views: 24,557 By Major Waseem Mahmood Butt (R), Defence Analyst In the context of Afghanistan, the time for temporary and emotional reactions has passed. What is required now is a clear, comprehensive, and pre-emptive strategy. We must thoroughly understand the enemy’s financial support systems, arms supply chains, indoctrination mechanisms, physical training structures, and covert…
Post Views: 24,918 Kashmir burning: By Ijaz Ahmad Khan TORONTO: Witnessing the worst forms of oppression and state terrorism, Indian Illegally Occupied Jummu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K) has passed through nightmare of human rights abuses unleashed by Indian Occupational Forces since they illegally invaded the held velley on October 27, 1947. As the sun disappears behind…
Post Views: 31,599 by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal The word sportsmanship was once spoken with reverence, not as a slogan but as a lived tradition, especially on the playing fields of South Asia. In earlier decades, when tempers between neighbouring states often ran high, sport still retained a rare dignity. Pakistan and India, despite wars, diplomatic…
Post Views: 16,655 By- Fida Hussain Panhwar In Sindh’s political, national, and intellectual history, if there is one name that still beats in hearts today, it is the name of Comrade Rasul Bux Palijo. He was not merely a politician, but a complete movement, a thought, a resistance, and a conscience — one who struggled…
Post Views: 20,013 By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal After nearly a quarter of a century, Basant has returned to Lahore, not merely as a festival but as a long-suppressed emotion rediscovering its voice. For twenty-five years, the city carried the memory of spring like a faded photograph—cherished, yet distant. Past tragedies, when careless celebrations claimed innocent…
Post Views: 23,448 In Sindh’s political, national, and intellectual history, if there is one name that still beats in hearts today, it is the name of Comrade Rasul Bux Palijo. He was not merely a politician, but a complete movement, a thought, a resistance, and a conscience — one who struggled all his life for…
Post Views: 44,133 Literature is not merely a play of words; it is a journey of generations’ emotions, consciousness, and identity. Some creators are such that their words break free from the confines of time, and their name lingers in the air like the fragrance of flowers. Among these sincere and dignified men of letters…
Post Views: 12,978 The year 2026 is emerging as a decisive moment in China’s modern political and economic trajectory. It marks the launch of Beijing’s 15th Five-Year Plan, a policy blueprint that will guide the country through the latter half of the decade, while simultaneously serving as the runway to the 21st Communist Party Congress…
