The JF-17 Thunder is a single-engine, lightweight, low cost, multi-role combat aircraft. The JF (Joint Fighter 17) was developed through the combined efforts of CAC (Chengdu Aircraft Corporation) of China and the PAC (Pakistan Aeronautical Complex). The JF-17 was assigned the multi-role title due to its compatibility in various roles …
Read More »Foreign Resettling Amongst Pakistani Youth
Some would argue that the current era of modernization in Pakistan is at its peak. Especially among the Pakistani youth, who are so heavily influenced by western culture by means of media, social media, books, and content. Most of the youth strive to establish themselves in a foreign country. It …
Read More »Pakistanis Measure the Speed of Darkness as the Country Slips into Major Power Blackout
The night of January 9, 2021, brought the largest power blackout Pakistan has ever experienced, plunging 200 million people into the dark. That is 90% of the entire country’s population. Power outages are not uncommon in the country. During the peak demand season, the transmission and distribution capacity leads to …
Read More »The Killing of Hazara Coal Miners
One of the promises which Pakistan’s leaders made when Pakistan gained independence was that everyone would have been given the liberty and freedom to practice and choose religion. However, the recent governments have, and authorities have failed to deliver the promises made by our leaders. The recent killing of the …
Read More »The Hate Factories of Pakistan
Pakistanis have always been very tolerant in general towards minorities or people with different beliefs. We were more open to a multicultural society. The biggest problem Pakistan faces right now is sectarianism. It wasn’t like this in the past; we Pakistanis used to participate in one another’s religious occasions before …
Read More »Kalash tribe-An Endangered minority in Pakistan
In the north of Pakistan, in the Hindukush range along the Afghanistan border lives a small tribe of people known as Kalasha or Kalash. The Kalash valley is sub-divided into three valleys named, Birir, Bumboret, and Rumbor. The Waighli or Kalash people are descendants of Dardic Indo-Aryans, with their own …
Read More »The Munna Bhai of Pakistani Politics: Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed
Born on November 6, 1950, in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Sheikh Rasheed has been many things. He is a government official, TV celebrity, an open figure, and the author of the starting point of Pothwari. In 1985 he was chosen as a national legislator, and after that, he was elected seven times …
Read More »Let’s Remove the White Part of our Flag
Last Friday, the construction of the boundary wall of the Krishna Mandir began in Islamabad. This was supposed to be the first Mandir in the city and could accommodate 3000 Hindus of the region. It was being constructed in the H-9 sector of Islamabad. CDA halted the construction of the …
Read More »Bilawal Bhutto’s Challenge to PTI –who lost, who won?
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) are always throwing statement-jabs at each other. The statements then become a twitter war between the two-party supporters. Things have gotten a lot more serious this time. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s Challenge In a press conference on Saturday 20th June 2020, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, …
Read More »Fake and Unqualified Professionals in Pakistan
Pakistan’s top Mathematicians and Physicists rest in the comfortable beds of Oxford, MIT, Harvard, and Cambridge. They live far from the struggles of lack of recognition in this country, where there is no appreciation or respect for scholars, artists, and academics. However, not everyone likes to abandon their lovely country, …
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