By Maryam Rahman,on March 1st,2013 By Zara Zulfiqar Let’s be honest here: taking notice, taking action,and more of the like never work. Our elected governments only make these statements to pacify the panicking masses and well frankly,we all understand the quick sand swallowing us whole is here to stay. The week started with a shocking power breakdown. There was no . . . →Read More:ZoneAsia-Pk:Letting the world slip By Zoon Ahmad Khan,on July 16th,2012 By Zoon Ahmad Khan Punjab’s problems are not only escalating (vertically),but also very visibly expanding (horizontally). The unscheduled load shedding,Energy Crisis,and the Doctor’s strike. The perceived culprits in Punjab’s suffering vary from the federal government,the provincial,or corruption and the jealous peripheries,influenced for the most part by prior political . . . →Read More:ZoneAsia-Pk:Why aren’t the Army Doctors complaining? By Mir Jamshed Baloch,on July 3rd,2012 Neighbors and opposition leaders became infuriated after learning that Pakistan’s new Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf installed 24-hour electricity supply for his Islamabad home. Many claim Ashraf has spent more time upgrading his own lifestyle than helping the country’s economic,security and energy crises. . . . →Read More:Pakistan’s PM’s Royal Treatment By Mir Jamshed Baloch,on May 18th,2012 Every nation has certain characteristics that define its people at all times and all aspects of their lives. These qualities are not static,but as the nation advances they can and usually do change. Amongst their many characteristics,Pakistanis can easily be associated with their incorrigible habit of lying. So be it the political parties . . . →Read More:The Lying Game By admin,on January 9th,2012 By Inaam.Chandio,on January 3rd,2012 The current energy crisis across the country is an eye-opener of poor planning and policymaking –the two main pillars of good governance. If the department was treading the right direction,it would have expanded the infrastructure,keeping in view the demand and supply position in the country. . . . →Read More:Gas Outage causes Outrage By Sahrish Jamali,on January 25th,2011 The Punjab Assembly on Monday passed a resolution containing lawmakers’ recommendations for the budget of the next fiscal year. The resolution proposed that steps should be taken to improve basic education and healthcare facilities and upgrade the existing infrastructure. It also proposed measures for agricultural development,equitable distribution of development funds,identifying new projects to overcome . . . →Read More:Education,healthcare top lawmakers’ priorities | |
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