By Ali Farhan,on March 28th,2013 One of the international submarine cables (SMW4) on Wednesday developed a fault in sea waters near Alexandria,Egypt,causing disruption in the internet services in Pakistan,a statement said. This has impacted internet services in the regions of the Far East,the Middle East,Pakistan,India and North Africa. The international consortium of operators in . . . →Read More:Internet services down due to cable damage By Ali Farhan,on January 22nd,2013 Pakistani health officials Monday called for infants leaving the country to be issued polio vaccinations at airports after virus samples linked to a southern Pakistani city were discovered in Egypt. Two sewage samples from Cairo were analysed and found to resemble a recently discovered strain in Sukkur,a joint statement by health officials,the World . . . →Read More:Egypt polio outbreak traced to Pakistan By Nathoo Ram,on September 24th,2012 By Salma Ahmed Another derogatory movie ‘Innocence of Muslims’ has yet again created a havoc in the Islamic world especially in Libya,Egypt and Pakistan. I have not seen the movie or its trailer but only read about it. Apparently,the movie is poorly directed with no plot or acting worthy of comments. It was . . . →Read More:Protesting blasphemy By Nathoo Ram,on September 20th,2012 by Anas Hlayhel How should we Muslim react to mockery of our Prophet Muḥammad or should we even react at all? Just like the cartoons few years ago,the Muslim response to the recent film has been very diverse. From the very mild of responses to the very violent ones,what’s most noteworthy is the enormity of the response. . . . →Read More:How should Muslims react to blasphemy? By admin,on July 18th,2012 Protesters threw tomatoes and shoes at U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s motorcade on Sunday during her first visit to Egypt since the election of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi. . . . →Read More:Egyptians welcome Hilary Clinton with shoes and tomatoes By Tina McCloughy,on July 5th,2012 A monk prays for an elderly man who had died suddenly while waiting for a train in Shanxi Taiyuan, . . . →Read More:Powerful Images By Bahram Zackarya,on February 7th,2012 Dozens of Egyptians were killed in a soccer stadium brawl this past week. This was the deadliest outbreak of violence since Hosni Mubarak was ousted one year ago. The violence didn’t stop at the stadium and it begs the question:What has Egypt gained since its revolution? Take a step back and ask:What has the Arab Spring achieved . . . →Read More:Democracy doesn’t come easily By Tina McCloughy,on December 27th,2011 From Egypt,to Athens,to Oakland,police have employed “non-lethal weapons”to break down recent protests and disperse protesters. . . . →Read More:Non-lethal weapons and the threat they pose By Heinrich Schönhuber,on November 30th,2011 Vienna’s excellent infrastructure,safe streets and good public health service make it the nicest place to live in the world,consulting group Mercer said in a global survey which put Baghdad firmly in last place. . . . →Read More:Vienna tops Mercer Quality of Living survey while Baghdad loses out By Andrew Jacobson,on June 14th,2011 10. Munnar Road,Kerala This hill station is just like paradise on earth. Snow topped mountain hills,unique faunas and floras,and fogy cloudy whether will make your drive full of enjoyment and excitement. . . . →Read More:10 WORLD MOST BEAUTIFUL ROUTES TO TRAVEL!!! | |
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