Did the CIA plant nuclear-powered spy device in the Himalayas in the 60s? By Ali Hassnain The rumours about possible radioactive material left by CIA and Indian intelligence during cold war in Uttarkhand, India in a high altitude glacier sounded… Read More ›
Kashmiri diaspora commemorated 37th anniversary of martyrdom of Kashmiri icon Maqbool Bhat By News Desk Washington, DC. – Kashmiri diaspora commemorated the 37th anniversary of the martyrdom of Kashmiri icon Maqbool Bhat with a renewed commitment to achieve the hero’s dream:… Read More ›
عملِ قوم حضرت لوط علیہ السلام اور اسلامی تاریخ ڈاکٹر عمیر محمود صدیقی
Legacy of Babur And Its Relevance In Contemporary Relations Between Pakistan And Uzbekistan By News Desk On 11th February 2021, a one day international event titled “Legacy of Zaheer-Ud-Din Mohammad Babur and Its Relevance in Contemporary Bilateral Relations between Pakistan… Read More ›
Ukraine’s Early Harbinger of Multiculturalism: Ahatanhel Krymsky By News Desk Pakistan and Ukraine have historical relations Ahatanel Krymsky: Ukraine’s early harbinger of multiculturalism applauded Islamabad – MUSLIM Institute in collaboration with Embassy of Ukraine, Islamabad and Institute of Oriental Studies… Read More ›
East Pakistan Debacle: Agartala Conspiracy – Fact or Fiction? – Part 4 By IkJustuju This is part 4 of our East Pakistan Debacle series. In this part we discuss Agartala Conspiracy in detail. References: 1. Tragedy of Errors 2. Hamoodur… Read More ›
East Pakistan Debacle: Inequality Between Two Wings And Remedial Measures – Part 3 By IkJustuju This is part-03 of our East Pakistan Debacle series, the facts mentioned in our first two part of this series certainly give the impression that… Read More ›
Anatomy of Violence: Analysis of Civil War in East Pakistan in 1971 By Sarmila Bose While events of 1971 continue to evoke strong emotion in both Pakistan and Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan), there has been little systematic study of the… Read More ›
East Pakistan: The Myth of Inequality And Economic Disparity By Ali Hassnain Our generation, Millennials of Pakistan have been taught a history of East Pakistan which is beyond the point of fabrication. It is historical revisionism. Let’s start with World… Read More ›
Mukti Bahini: The Forgotten Terrorists Mukti Bahini killed 100,000 Biharis (according to the ‘Chronology for Biharis in Bangladesh’) to 150,000 Biharis (‘Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace and Conflict’). Qutubuddin Aziz, in ‘Blood and Tears’, has documented 170 eye-witness accounts of the… Read More ›
