The Guardian | Why Pakistan and India remain in denial 70 years on from partition The Guardian Photographs taken at that moment reveal the haunted and nervous faces of Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian National Congress leader soon to become independent India's first prime minister, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, head of the Muslim League and Pakistan's ... Partition key battleground in India, Pakistan textbook wars |
New York Times | Female Lawmaker in Pakistan Accuses Imran Khan of 'Inappropriate' Texts. Abuse Follows. New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — When a Pakistani lawmaker said this past week that she had received “inappropriate text messages” from a male colleague, she was met with a wave of vitriol on social media. The episode has attracted widespread attention, as the ... Ayesha Gulalai v Imran Khan: Pakistan weighs probe New Pakistan PM backs probe of harassment charges against Imran Khan Imran still has time to apologise: Ayesha Gulalai |
The Independent | Pakistan names first Hindu minister in government for more than two decades The Independent A Hindu politician has been ushered into the highest level of government in Pakistan for the first time in more than two decades in the predominantly Islamic country. Darshan Lal landed a place at the top table in the ruling Pakistan Muslim League ... Supporters of deposed Pakistan PM welcome him in Islamabad Nawaz Sharif 'smartly deprived' Shehbaz opportunity to become Pakistan PM Pakistan democracy more than surface deep and messier: Hasnain Malik |
Forbes | Is There Any Way To Help Pakistan Govern Better? Forbes Last Friday, under a narrow and never-before-utilized clause of the Pakistani constitution, one focused on moral probity, Pakistan's Supreme Court deemed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ineligible to be “an honest member of parliament,” and thereby ... Pakistan's new PM forms cabinet with an eye to 2018 poll While you were paying attention to North Korea, another Asian nuclear power was destabilizing Who will fill the void left by Pakistan's sacked prime minister? |
Voice of America | Pakistani Taliban Try to Broaden Reach With Women's Magazine Voice of America Pakistan's Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP) has recently published its first women's magazine, urging potential female jihadists to join the ranks of the militant group and to devote themselves to the cause of jihad. The magazine, Sunnat-e-Khaula (The Way of ... |
SAMAA TV News Pakistan | Heading towards a Pakistan where supremacy of law will be second to none: COAS SAMAA TV News Pakistan He said that with full backing of the nation we are heading towards a normalized Pakistan where writ of state and supremacy of law would be second to none and where every Pakistani whether in cities, tribal or far flung areas will be able to play their ... Pakistan heading towards a normalised state, says army chief We are heading towards a normalized Pakistan: Army Chief |
NPR | The 'Madam' Music Video Shows What Transgender People Face In ... NPR Progress is being made on transgender rights in Pakistan. But a new music video by a popular singer shows the discrimination that persists. |
The Hindu | Pakistan's abandoned daughters The Hindu It's been 15 years. But Mukhtar Mai, a Pakistani rights activist (in picture), is still haunted by the memories of a local panchayat ruling in Meerwala village of southern Punjab that allowed her to be gang-raped for “honour revenge”. Unlike many ... |
The Express Tribune | Internet speed down by half in Pakistan, as another submarine cable system collapses The Express Tribune KARACHI: Internet speed in Pakistan slowed down to half on Saturday after international infrastructure partially collapsed. Three out of the total six cables connecting Pakistan to the world have developed faults one after the other in the last couple ... Cable fault hits internet services in Pakistan Fault in international cable system leaves Pakistan with crippled internet Internet Submarine Cable fault: Pakistan to have slow internet |
Radio Pakistan (press release) | 45th foundation day of Senate of Pakistan being observed today Radio Pakistan (press release) The 45th foundation day of the Senate of Pakistan is being observed on Sunday. President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi in their separate messages said that Pakistan being a federal state will flourish more when federating ... |