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Sachar Committee report has flaws
Sachar Committee report is a report that is merely a 404 pages documents and nothing more than that. It is basically a committee that states the condition of Muslims in India in terms of social, economic and educational status. According to this committee the conditions of Muslims are worst than Schedule Caste and Tribes in [...]
Continue reading...Singh a Song
Saturday, November 15, 2008
One does not know whether Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, September 29 Malegaon bomb blast accused, did ’sing’ or she is made to sing but Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has already chosen to sing a song. The singer is none other than a Singh who firmly believes that his ability to sing a song of ‘cultural [...]
Continue reading...The Parallel Streams of Anger
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Dr Manmohan Singh said, on his return from France, that incidents in Orissa had shamed India before the world. That is important, but far less important than the fact that the violence in Orissa has shamed Indians in India. I measure what Indians do not by the standards of France, but by the values of [...]
Continue reading...Malegaon Bomb Blast: The Smell of Blood is Still in My Head
Sunday, October 5, 2008
The deadly bomb blast which ripped apart bodies of the believers on September 29 has left a deep scar on the psyche of the town. Without losing any time, I was at Bhikku chowk, the epicentre of the blast, which resembled more like a battlefield than an ordinary chowk in a Muslim neighbourhood. The members [...]
Continue reading...Media, Muslims and Mujahideen
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Now that the Delhi Police has “cracked” the bomb blasts, I can make my own confessions. Suspicion is not a fundamental right enshrined in Indian Constitution but it is an unalienable right in a flourishing democracy. Suspicion is the fundamental premise on which the edifice of our intelligentsia stands. Therefore, intelligence agencies cannot be denied [...]
Continue reading...Jammu Muslims constitute a new front
Friday, August 8, 2008
JAMMU: The Muslims in Jammu have constituted a new front to represent the community at various forums. Informed sources said that prominent members of Muslim community from various areas of the Samba, Kathua, Samba, Nowshera, and other areas today assembled at Batandi to take stock of situation arising out of the ongoing agitation in the [...]
Continue reading...Jan Jamali for ending differences in Muslim Ummah
Thursday, July 31, 2008
ISLAMABAD: Acting Chairman Senate, Mr. Jan Mohammad Khan Jamali has exhorted the Muslim Ummah to shun its petty differences and foil the conspiracies of those forces who are trying to show seeds of disunity among the Muslim countries. He made these observations while speaking as Chief Guest at a function organized by Khana-e-Farhang-e-Iran in connection [...]
Continue reading...Houses of Muslims burnt in Samba, Bajranj Dal targets Muslims in Kupwara
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Indefinite curfew was imposed in Samba district after a mob of zealot Hindus torched houses of Muslims in the area. The mob also tried to burn houses in Bardian village near Vijaypur town, which was foiled by the police. The situation in Jammu district remained tense. Even after the imposition of curfew in Jammu, more [...]
Continue reading...Europeans want Muslims to fight fellow Muslims: Sufi
Saturday, May 24, 2008
SWAT: Chief of the defunct Tehrik-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi in Swat Valley Maulana Sufi Muhammad has said that the Europeans wanted Muslims to fight their fellow Muslims. Talking to Al-Jazeerah TV, Sufi said that his group will abide by the new peace agreement signed with the government if Islamabad fully enforces Islamic law or Shariah. The agreement includes [...]
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The DAWN Group of Newspapers, published by the Pakistan Herald Publications (Pvt.) Limited (PHPL) was founded by the Quaid-e-Azam, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the father of the nation. The group began its publication, the DAWN newspaper, in 1947 immediately after independence and has ever since emerged as one of the high brow English Newspaper of pakistan with huge circulation. This newspaper has a wide readership because it is trend setter and its editorials always choose an independent and pro Pakistan policy. This is the most read newspaper in specific classes e.g. Ambassadors, Ministers, Professors, Teachers and Students. Dawn has recently launched English News Channel that has been running successfully.
Dawn has an extremely neat and easily navigating website including the left sidebar. All important links show different pages of hard version of Newspaper that makes easy for the readers and visitors to pick the link they are interested in; including Front Page, National, International, Local, Business, Editorial and Opinion.. Website has segregated its columnists in the same side bar and links to their Mags. Website gives link to the Online Dawn News. The news in Pics is very praiseworthy feature of the site.
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Monday, December 1, 2008
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