Mocking Islam or mocking the prophet of Islam spells doom. In Egypt you will be arrested, home and property confiscated, and coerced to “force emigrate” from your town. Then count on a five-year prison term. This was exactly the penalty for four Coptic Christian school boys, ages 14 through 17, and

Religious extremism has gone to its peak since Afghan refugees entered in Pakistan. Due to the terrorism Pakistan lost thousands of its precious lives and properties. Religious banned outfits attacked on schools, worship places, parks and even on law enforcement agencies and their places. In the pas

I grew up in an Islamic country within the Coptic Christian community of Egypt. On September 11, 2001 I was already a free man living between two nation-state democracies – Italy and the USA. I must admit I never looked back. I never again thought of tyrannical rule and persecution – the words and a

With declining fertility rates and increasing life expectancy, the proportion of people aged 60 and over is growing globally. There are currently 900,868 million people aged 60 or over worldwide (12.5% of the global population). Nearly two-thirds (533 million) of them are in the Asia Pacific region

The perseverance and tenacity of Sri Lanka’s Anti-Malaria Campaign today received international acclaim, as the country received official ‘malaria-free’ certification from the World Health Organization (WHO) for successfully eliminating the disease.
Following decades of efforts to control it, inclu

Since the current uprising in Kashmir began with the killing of Burhan Wani on July 8, the unjustifiable and violent attack with bullets, birdshot from pump-action shotguns and extreme cane beatings by Indian military forces upon many of some 200,000 mourners who attended his funeral, who were in t

Since 2009, Pakistan started celebrating August 11 as “National Minorities’ Day” to reiterate the country’s determination for securing the fundamental rights of minorities and paying tribute to their services. This particularity came into place after the struggles of Mr. Shahbaz Bhatti, the Christia

It is great grief to share the burden and pain of Christ's heart about this dying world. How Christ - Spirit had been crucified daily by the politics, double minded - standard people who pleases themselves above His Holiest standard in their ignorance. It is so sad to see that there is no commitment

Air Commodore Mohammad Zafar Masud (HJ, SBt) was fondly known as Mitty Masud in the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). Born on October 17, 1927, he obtained his commission in the General Duty Pilot (GD [P]) Branch of the Royal Indian Air Force. Masud’s Commission Date was February 25, 1946 and Service No. wa

Ref:- (i)- Without eliminating poison of communalism (reason for partition) SAARC can never be in peace & prosperity (ii)- Hindus simply incapable of political supremacy (iii)- Last word on India’s partition yet to be written (iv)- Only genuinely secular party can unify J&K and rule SAARC (v)- Comm

Former Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Chaudhry Abdul Majeed said that Pakistan policy regarding Kashmir seems to have failed miserably. Talking in a seminar held under International Lobbing Group Youth for Kashmir, Kashmirs leadership unanimous call that the parliament should form a

Demand of plebiscite in J&K by Sikh groups tantamount to another partition of India (ii)- Sikhs will demand India’s partition in favor of Muslim Kashmiris only when see prospect of independent Khalistan (iii)- Will be easier for Pakistan to support independent Khalistan than for India to support ind

Aleppo, once Syria’s industrial and economic hub before the war, has emerged as the civil war latest high-stakes battlefields as the warring parties pour in all of their military might to try to strike a definitive blow against their opponents. In the first year of the revolution Aleppo saw neither

Sub:- (i)-India finds itself at pre 1947 situation about ‘two nations theory’ in J&K (ii)- Presently it is zero sum game where either India or Pakistan will have to lose the territory with it (iii)- It is ‘advantage Pakistan’ in present face-off (iv)- Martially deficient Hindus can’t retrieve PoJK (

Overuse and/or misuse of antibiotics have led to antimicrobial resistant superbugs pose a global health emergency. This threat is particularly great in India that has the highest burden of TB in the world and is also the world’s largest consumer of antibiotics. In a first of its kind study, led by D