Ali Raza Mehdi enters the ZONG family today!
From the Blog telecomnewspk - According to latest reports ZONG has appointed Ali Raza Mehdi as the Head of Human Resource, Administration and Security. He will now bear human resources responsibility for China Mobile Pakistan. . Read Full Post
The Place to Buy Essays
From the Blog TeensPk - Having a great idea in writing essays is something must be done by students if they want to get good scores for their essays. Unfortunately, sometimes they are not able to do it. In some conditions like too tired or stress, they can think about the... . Read Full Post
Wave a Flag, Wave the Violence away!
From the Blog youngpakistan1 - Carnage in Karachi can be waved away by hoisting a national flag on your houses/offices/schools. This will help the authorities recognize the insurgents who want to destablize our nation. PAKISTAN WAS MADE BY A KARACHITE, A... . Read Full Post
Generals in real-estate business—WikiLeaks missing stories released
From the Blog theterrorland - * President Zardari demanded Rs2 billion from real-estate tycoon Malik Riaz.... * Malik made Gen. Kayani's brother business-partner on Presidential threats... * ISI chief owns many commercial plazas in Rawa... . Read Full Post
Shoaib Mansoor's BOL releasing on 31st August in India (on occasion of EID)
From the Blog pakium - Shoaib Mansoor's BOL, after its successful and record breaking release in Pakistani Cinemas, is all set to release in India and World Wide on 31st August 2011, most probably on the occasion of EID. The full-length Pakistani Urdu fea... . Read Full Post
A Reluctant Mind
From the Blog tazeen-tazeen - A Reluctant Mind 08 July 2011 Everyone, their wives, five kids and dogs have already seen the film BOL so I decided to follow suit and headed towards the only decent cinema in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The cinema was packed and the queue was long but my friend and I were lucky enough to get really good Read the complete post at: A Reluctant Mind » . Read Full Post
Fear and Loathing in the South.
From the Blog foreignpolicyblogs - Fear and Loathing in the South. 08 July 2011 Politics Istanbul Graffiti April 2010 Scott Bohlinger – friend, past colleague, and founder of the Non-State Governance Initiative - raised two interesting questions in one of my previous posts: will technology lead to the democratization of violence, and will state actors still be in a position to gain the upper hand in the aftermath? In response to Read the complete post at: Foreign Policy BlogsForeign Policy Blogs | The FPA Global Affairs Blog Network » . Read Full Post
Twilight for U.S. Space Program?
From the Blog foreignpolicyblogs - Twilight for U.S. Space Program? 08 July 2011 Other As you may have heard, the space shuttle Atlantis will launch tomorrow for the last time. This launch will conclude the shuttle program and quite possibly, the U.S. manned space program, at least in the way we have come to think about it. If NASA is ending the shuttle program you would think that a Read the complete post at: Foreign Policy BlogsForeign Policy Blogs | The FPA Global Affairs Blog Network » . Read Full Post
Hum zinda qom hen?
From the Blog SpringOfAutumn - Hum zinda qom hen? 08 July 2011 Other Few days back we got a chance to visit Wahga border on VIP passes. It is a place for which i had made long plans on visiting. Since childhood i had always imagined to visit this magical place where our brave soldiers meet the traditional rivals and keep them under pressure by their salutes to Read the complete post at: Spring of Autumn » . Read Full Post
Did He or Didn't He? The A.Q. Khan Saga Continues
From the Blog foreignpolicyblogs - Did He or Didn't He? The A.Q. Khan Saga Continues 07 July 2011 Politics Journalist R. Jeffrey Smith has a piece in today's Washington Post which publicizes a letter released by Abdul Quadeer Khan, Pakistani proliferation raconteur, and imaginary nuke trader (the West made it up, you see) to former British Journalist Simon Henderson which ” support(s) his claim that he personally transferred more than $3 million in payments Read the complete post at: Foreign Policy BlogsForeign Policy Blogs | The FPA Global Affairs Blog Network » . Read Full Post
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