By Mir Jamshed Baloch,on February 14th,2012 Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani,indicted by the Supreme Court on Monday,was once seen as a shrewd operator with the best chance of bringing stability to Pakistan. The soft-spoken figure tiptoed through Pakistan’s political minefields and at times acted as a troubleshooter – charming opposition leaders over tea or a meal to take the . . . →Read More:Will Gillani survive his indictment charges? By Maryam Rahman,on October 11th,2011 The ISI is a very important institution and conspiracies to destabilise it and the army will likely destabilise Pakistan,former president General (r) Pervez Musharraf said on Monday. . . . →Read More:Musharraf addresses LUMS students in a Video Conference By Alizeh Khattak,on September 6th,2011 While many young tech wizards strive to invent the next iPad,Umar Saif is working to bring Internet-style networking to millions of Pakistanis who don’t have access to the Web. He could shake up the country’s politics in the process. Saif’s efforts recently earned him recognition by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as one of . . . →Read More:Internet for the poor By Sahrish Jamali,on August 25th,2011 Dr. Umar Saif,Associate Professor,School of Science and Engineering,Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) has been recognized by MIT Technology Review as one of the top 35 innovators (TR35) in the world. He is the first Pakistani scholar to have been selected for the prestigious TR35 award in the last decade. . . . →Read More:Pakistani scholar named among worlds top Young Innovators By Tina McCloughy,on May 19th,2011 As Americans try to decipher where the Pakistan government,military and intelligence services stand in the fight against extremists,ordinary Pakistanis are busy trying to make their country a better place. In many cases they do his in spite of,or,to put it more kindly,in lieu of their bureaucracy. But how could the . . . →Read More:Pakistanis want a better future,just like us By Sahrish Jamali,on February 14th,2011 “We can revamp our film industry by learning from the experience of Hollywood,” filmmaker Sarmad Sultan Khoosat said on Friday. He was speaking at a workshop on film making skills at the second day of FiLums,amateur film festival,at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). . . . →Read More:How to revive Pakistan’s film industry using existing talent and modern skills | |
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