Aljazeera.com | How were the India-Pakistan partition borders drawn? Aljazeera.com In July 1947, about five weeks before the British were scheduled to depart the Indian subcontinent, Sir Cyril Radcliffe, a British lawyer, was commissioned to draw the borders that would divide British India into two countries - Muslim-majority ... How Jinnah's ideology shapes Pakistan's identity |
Washington Post | Teenage cricket player from Pakistan dies after legal pitch hits head Washington Post Pakistan cricket fans are mourning the death of Zubair Ahmed, who died on Monday after a pitch known as “a bouncer” hit him in the head. The Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed the 18-year-old's death early Wednesday morning, implying that Ahmed was not ... Pakistan cricketer Zubair Ahmed dies after being hit by bouncer Pakistan cricketer dies after being struck by a bouncer Bouncer kills young batsman in Mardan |
Voice of America | Pakistan angry at US for adding Kashmir group to terror list Washington Post ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's foreign ministry has expressed anger and disappointment over Washington's move to designate a Kashmir militant group fighting to end India's rule in its area as a terrorist organization. The ministry's spokesman, Nafees Zakaria, ... Pakistan Slams US for Declaring Anti-India Kashmir Group as 'Terrorist' Sanctions on Kashmiri militant group unjustified: Pakistan US move to blacklist Hizbul Mujahideen 'unjustified', says Pakistan |
Reuters | Pakistan's Malala 'excited' after winning place at Oxford University Reuters BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Pakistani education activist Malala Yousafzai, the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize when she was 17, said on Thursday she was "excited" after winning a place to study at Oxford University. Yousafzai said she had ... Malala Yousafzai, education activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, off to Oxford University Who is Malala Yousafzai? Pakistani activist and Nobel Prize winner who's going to Oxford University Malala on Twitter: "So excited to go to Oxford!! Well done to all A-level students - the hardest year. Best wishes ... |
The Hindu | Pakistan begins drive to register Afghans who fled war The Hindu Pakistan launched a registration drive on Thursday to document the estimated 1 million Afghan nationals who have been living in the country illegally since fleeing war and unrest in the 1980s. Syed Jawad Hussain, the official in charge of a ... |
The Mercury News | Milpitas: Pakistan's Independence Day marked at flag ceremony The Mercury News Pakistani motorcyclist Moin Khan, who in 2011 embarked on a motorcycle ride that took him 25,000 miles from San Francisco to Lahore, speaks during the Pakistani Independence Day celebration at Milpitas City Hall on Monday, Aug. 14. Photo by Aliyah ... |
Economic Times | China to invest $4 billion in Pakistan to develop petrochemical complex Economic Times This was disclosed by Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) President Zubair M Tufail after a meeting with the visiting Chinese delegation led by Li-Jial, Director Tianchen Engineering Corporation (TCC), at the Federation ... |
Aljazeera.com | Disqualified Pakistani PM Sharif challenges dismissal Aljazeera.com Islamabad, Pakistan - Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has challenged his disqualification from office, requesting a review of the verdict which saw him dismissed for failing to declare his wealth on a parliamentary declaration. In three ... Continued instability keeps Pakistan a grave concern to US Video: Kulsoom will soon return to Pakistan, says Kirmani Former Pakistan PM challenges disqualification by court |
Foreign Policy (blog) | Why Pakistan Hates Malala Foreign Policy (blog) Such disapproval occasionally takes more organized form: In November 2014, just a month after she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the All Pakistan Private Schools Federation — which claimed to represent 150,000 schools — announced an “I Am Not ... |
Geo News, Pakistan | Biryani-loving American comedian Jeremy McLellan takes away fond memories of Pakistan Geo News, Pakistan American stand-up comedian and a self-proclaimed 'biryani extremist' Jeremy McLellan had the adventure of a lifetime during his recent trip to Pakistan, where he not only lived out his wildest dreams of tucking into the spiciest food on the planet but ... |