Poor English, Computer Skills Make Indian Graduates Unemployable
Of the five million odd graduates that India produces annually, only a little over half are employable in any sector of the knowledge economy. Inadequate English and computer skills are…
New government should fix the fundamentals of governance, Khurshid Ahmad
Islamabad, 22 June 2013: Presenting a set of priorities, actionable points and viable solutions in various fields for the new managers of the country, experts at the Institute of Policy Studies,…
کیا تم ایک غلیظ نجس سے قطرے نہ تھے؟
اللہ! کبھی کبھی میرا دل کرتا ہے کہ تجھ سے ہم کلام ہوں۔ یقین کر میرے رب میں اپنی اوقات کبھی نہیں بھولا۔ مجھے ٹھہر ٹھہر کر خیال آتا ہے اس…
Doha Talks: A Game of Throne
While US-Pak and Afghan Taliban are looking for options to resolve the conflict, in perhaps the final round of the decade long war, Mr. Karzai and New Delhi are showing…
US-Taliban Peace Talks: Pakistan’s Political Fortunes Set to Revive, India Concerned
NEW DELHI: A prospective Afghan political deal crafted by Kerry and Kayani threatens to sink Karzai. As the Taliban set up an office in Doha to start peace talks with the US dressed up in…
Pakistan to Pay a Penalty of $8 Million Per Day For Delay in IP Pipeline Project
Pakistan has stressed its commitment to complete the joint gas pipeline project with Iran within the agreed timeframe, praising the Islamic Republic’s flexibility toward the terms of the deal. During…
Promises Undelivered in First Nawaz Budget
Last week, the world saw violent protests and rioting in Sao Paulo, one of the two major cities of Brazil, where several thousands of protesters gathered against the hikes in…
ہندوستان کا مستقبل اور نریندر مودی
لگاتار تیسری مرتبہ صوبہ گجرات کے وزیرِ اعلی بن کر تاریخ رقم کرنے والے نریندر مودی صاحب اب وزارتِ عظمی کی گدی کے خواب دیکھ رہے ہیں۔ گجرات کی وزارتِ…
US-Taliban Talks: Karzai Angry at Whom?
Operation Enduring Freedom is ending with confusions and scuffles between the allies of this conflict; the Northern Alliance and US. Mr Karzai is angry that US did not elicit a…
Obama Defends Spying Programs
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama defended top secret National Security Agency spying programs as legal in a lengthy interview Monday, calling them transparent – even though they are authorized in…