Tag: Pakistan
There is little hope
Whatever the Modi regime may do—surgical strikes or heavier response—the export of terror from Pakistan will not cease
One would like to believe Prime Minister...
Who is the Enemy?
Symptoms need to be addressed through smaller battles that are part of a bigger war against this enemy.
A nation mourns being left utter helpless...
44 CRPF jawans martyred in deadliest terror strike
Angry Nation cries for revenge strike
India on Thursday lost 44 jawans of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in one of the bloodiest strike, even...
Give ’em A Bloody Nose
These and counter-terror measures deep inside Pakistan will teach Islamabad a lesson.
The deadly terror attack by the Pakistani outfit Jaish e Mohammed on a...
Imran Khan: A polished jihadist
He can talk about peace and amity—and fraternize with the most brutal Islamists. He can wax eloquent about “civilized relationship” with India—and support the...
India hits back, targets Pak army’s administrative headquarters across LoC
The thickly populated civilian areas on the other side of the line of control namely Hajira, Bandi, Gopalpur, Nikial, Samani and Khuiratta were not...
Judicialisation of politics in Pakistan: A By-product of unstable constitutionalism
The unstable constitutionalism is directly enervating the foreign policy and international relations of the nation and the democracy as a social ethic has lost...
Pak army targets Poonch brigade headquarters
Since 1997, Poonch city, located roughly 6 kms from the line of control, was never targeted by the Pakistan army
Less than 48 hours after...
Pakistan as experienced by Pakistani Hindus: 71 years of ‘democracy and...
Part 1 of the series on Pakistan as Experienced by Pakistan Hindus can be read here
Here’s Mukesh Meghwar, a Pakistani Hindu youth who works...
Pakistan as experienced by Pakistani Hindus: 71 years of ‘democracy and...
Pakistan is a 71-year long show-case of Islam in action. Here’s how the great Islamic values of ‘democracy’, ‘equality’ and ‘justice’ actually work on...
