Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
Although Aghaz-e-Haqooq-e-Balochistan package presented in joint sitting of both the Houses of parliament, has been termed as eye wash by radical Baloch element, yet the empowerment package will go a long way in redressing the grievances of the people of the province. As the title of the package suggests the starting of the rights of [...]
Filed under: Politics | Tagged: Balochistan Package, Feudal Lords, Missing person, National Finance Commission, Pakistan, Political Prisoner, Radical Baloch Element, Rights of Balochistan, Sui | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
President Barack Obama has finally announced his long-awaited new US strategy on Afghanistan after extensive consultations with his advisers: some wanted to increase 30,000 additional troops so that they could concentrate their effort in the south and southeast, in the provinces that border Pakistan, while others advocated at concentrating on the strongholds from where the [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Afghanistan, AFPAK, Balochistan Paksitan, CIA, Drones Attack, Pakistan, Quetta Pakistan, US strategy on Afghanistan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
USA is the largest economic power of the world and strongest military power in human history. Its moral, political, and diplomatic strength which was at its peak till 9/11 has drastically eroded after the fateful event. Collapse of Soviet Union in 1991 had provided a great opportunity to USA to rule the world as a [...]
Filed under: Pakistan & The World | Tagged: Afghanistan, Chinese Influence, Cuba Venezuela, Iraq, Nuclear Power, Pakistan, Soviet Union, War on Terror | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
As the drone hit the area of Miranshah in North Waziristan on 8 December 2009, among the ashes and ruins of the houses, I saw an old man sobbing and remarking with anger and desperation, They are killing us mercilessly. We are also a part a Pakistan. They assassinated my innocent family. We were not [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Drone, North Waziristan, Pakistan, Taliban, Terrorism, Tribal Region | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
Memories of 1971 debacle are too painful to be forgotten. The great tragedy of losing half of Pakistan did not happen in a day or in few months but the dismantling process commenced a little after partition. Leaders who came after Quaid-e-Azam and Liaquat Ali Khan preferred self over national interests and got busy in [...]
Filed under: Pakistan & The World | Tagged: Bahini, Bangladesh, Bengalis, India, Mujib, Mukti, Pakistan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 8, 2010 by pakistanfront
16th December is the day of tragic memory when Pakistan was dismembered and a new state of Bangladesh was created in 1971 as part of Indian intrigue which still continues. At present, New Delhi has been supporting separatism in Balochistan, Sindh, and insurgency in the Frontier Province in order to further weaken the federation of [...]
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Posted on April 7, 2010 by pakistanfront
16th December is the day of tragic memory when Pakistan was dismembered and a new state of Bangladesh was created in 1971 as part of Indian intrigue which still continues. At present, New Delhi has been supporting separatism in Balochistan, Sindh, and insurgency in the Frontier Province in order to further weaken the federation of [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: 16 December, 1971, Balochistan, Bangladesh, Delhi India, Frontier Province, Indira Doctrine, Indira Gandhi, Pakistan, RAW | 1 Comment »
Posted on April 7, 2010 by pakistanfront
USA, India, Israel and Britain are suffering from paranoia. The US strongly feels that Al-Qaeda led by Osama, allegedly based in FATA is contemplating another 9/11 like attack on its homeland. India is also thinking on same lines. It fears another 26/11 like attack by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) singly or aided by Al-Qaeda using Pakistan soil. [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Al Qaeeda, FATA, George W Bush, Lashkar e Taiba, LeT, Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan, Robert Gates, US Intelligence Agencies | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 7, 2010 by pakistanfront
13th of December, 2001, the day when a group of militants had attacked Indian parliament by penetrating the tight security, resulting into deaths of four gunmen along with six police officers after an exchange of gun battle, has come at a time when India has been repeating the same blame game against Pakistan in relation [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Blame Game, Indian Parliament, Lashkar, Mumbai Carnage, National Democratic Alliance, Pakistan, Tayiba | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 7, 2010 by pakistanfront
Seventeen years have passed since the destruction of this icon of Muslim presence in the subcontinent, yet there is no lessening of the pain that the incident caused. Much like a helpless stag surrounded by hordes of hyenas that lunged and tore at its flesh, the three domed Mosque silently stood under relentless attacks in [...]
Filed under: Minorities issues in India | Tagged: Babri Mosque, India, Islam, Muslims, Pakistan | 1 Comment »
Posted on February 5, 2010 by pakistanfront
Like the myth of Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda headquartered in FATA which I discussed in my previous write up, another absurd claim has been made that Mullah Omar along with his Shura is based in Quetta. This story woven by spin doctors has caught the imagination of policy makers in Washington and they are [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Afghan Shura, Afghanistan, Al Qaeeda, FATA, Helmand, Pakistan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 5, 2010 by pakistanfront
Among the 19 hijackers that struck targets in New York and Washington on 9/11, none was an Afghani or Pakistani. They were Arab Muslims, mostly from Saudi Arabia, based in Europe and trained in USA, in all probability by Jews. Yet all hell broke on Afghanistan and now Pakistan is being punished for its uncommitted [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Afghanistan, Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan, Terrorism, USA, Washington, Waziristan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 5, 2010 by pakistanfront
So far Osama bin Laden has continously been used by the US and some western countries as a scapegoat to malign Pakistan which is their target for ‘de-nuclearisation’. Sometimes, bogey of Bin Laden is raised by their rulers to achieve their goals of external policy, and sometimes to pacify their public including the opposition. In [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Al Qaeeda, Nuclear, Osama, Pakistan, Terrorism, US Troops, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 5, 2010 by pakistanfront
Finally, the much awaited Afghan Strategy was unfurled by President Obama in a speech delivered at the United States Military Academy on 1st December 2009. In the back drop of former President George Bush’s call to arms post 9/11, Obama’s wartime address sounded like an endgame rather than a striking escalation of the US presence [...]
Filed under: Terrorism | Tagged: Afghanistan, George Bush, Obama, Pakistan, Taliban, Terrorism, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 5, 2010 by pakistanfront
According to a recent US Government Accountability Office audit report, nearly 13,000 attacks were recorded in Afghanistan between January and the end of August 2009. There was an average of 100 attacks a day on international forces, Afghan security forces and ordinary civilians, which makes the figure 2.5 times higher this year than that of [...]
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Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Indo-Pakistan relations have remained strained since the inception of two states in August 1947. Some of the reasons of undying animosity are the Hindu-British nexus during the British rule in India which persecuted the Indian Muslims and played a perverse role while dividing India. Pakistan was loaded with innumerable complex problems so as to extinguish [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: India, Kashmir, Pakistan, Taliban, Terrorism, USA | 1 Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Announcement of Af-Pak policy by Barack Obama last March led to shifting of centre of gravity of war on terror from Iraq to Afghanistan and resultant induction of 21000 US troops into Afghanistan from Iraqi theatre. With available extra forces the new commander Gen McChrystal, launched a well orchestrated operation in Helmand in July with [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, Balochistan, Helmand, McChrystal, Pakistan, Poppy, Taliban, Terrorism, Waziristan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Either Obama Administration is totally confused or is inept or is purposely behaving wickedly. What is certain is that it is not behaving straight and with honesty of purpose? Lot of hopes were pinned on Obama in the Muslim world that he will undo the wrongs inflicted upon the Muslims by Bush led draconian regime. [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, Al Qaeeda, Obama, Pakistan, Taliban, Terrorism, US Ally, US Troops | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Four terrorists approached and attacked a mosque located inside officers’ residential area near Parade line Rawalpindi. According to Major General Athar Abbass Director General ISPR 37 individuates embraced Shahadat and 75 injured. 17 children and seven army officers have been martyred. All victims of terrorists were offering their Friday prayer. Two terrorists entered in the [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Athar Abbass, Islam, Islamabad, ISPR, Mosque, Pakistan, Rawalpindi, Shahadat, Suicide, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Subjected to the law and order conditions in the coming years, the US authorities have decided to begin the withdrawal of their forces from Afghanistan by the mid of 2011.This news might have been a ray of hope and happiness for the distressed people of the region if it were not accompanied by another reference [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghan Policy, Afghanistan, American Troops, Pakistan, Terrorism, UK Troops, White House | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Although the US President Obama has announced that he will send an extra 30,000 US troops to fight the war in Afghanistan, yet his revised strategy also includes exit strategy as he has indicated that withdrawal of forces will start in July 2011. In this context, on November 15, US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, Hillary Clinton, India, Obama, Pakistan, US Troops, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
India-US-UK-Israel nexus is hand-in-glove and conspiring to harm Pakistan. Pakistan has been profusely bled by the nexus based in Kabul for the last eight years but they call themselves as friends of Pakistan. Our leaders reciprocate their sentiments and go out of the way to please them. There has been no change in this policy [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, CIA, India Terrorism, ISI, Karachi, Pakistan, RAW, Taliban, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Dear Sajjad Ahmad There exists a very wrong notion among the politicians each one of whom claims the support of 16 crore (some now say 17 crore) people of Pakistan. For almost everything that they want for themselves – essentially the power – they attribute it to the cause of the 16 or 17 crore [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Mandate, Pakistan, Politics, Religion | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
Unlike the past wars, being fought through the traditional armies with tanks and machine guns, the arena of war has changed, encompassing all the spheres. In the modern era, electronics have made it difficult for the military to serve as the automatic dominant sphere in every war, covering all the land, sea and space domains. [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Tipaimukh Dam, Water War | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 2, 2010 by pakistanfront
FOR IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE: CONTACT: Col. Bakhtiar Hakeem (Retd) Secretary General (TFP) http://www.thinkersforumpakistan.org bak116ster@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Ref: PR-1002 FATA: The Troubles and the Solution Rawalpindi/Pakistan – November 25, 2009 Article Source: http://www.markthetruth.com/press-releases/219-fata-the-troubles-and-the-solutions.html
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: FATA, Pakistan, Rawalpindi, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »