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Silencing the disappeared - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Silencing the disappeared - Pakistan

Unlike the court hearings, we now rarely hear of cases of enforced disappearances.

Source: dawn.com
Behold the wooden horse - Vimarsana News

Behold the wooden horse

If the Taliban take over Afghanistan, apart from the usual wages of war next door, Pakistan will be subjected to a double whammy.

truth of pakistan: country is like puzzle - NavBharat Times Blog - Vimarsana News

truth of pakistan: country is like puzzle - NavBharat Times Blog

लेखकः संजय खाती पाकिस्तान कोई मुल्क नहीं है। वह एक भूलभुलैया है, एक पहेली जिसे आज तक पाकिस्तानी खुद भी हल नहीं कर पाए। न्यूयॉर्क टाइम्स के डेक्लान वॉल्श से एक पाकिस्तानी अफसर ने कहा था, यह कई कमरों वाले एक मकान की तरह है, जिसमें एक क...

Chakwal — a place of religious and natural beauty - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Chakwal — a place of religious and natural beauty - Newspaper

The district of Chakwal carved out of three adjoining districts (Jehlum, Attock, Pind Dadan Khan) in 1985, has many claims to fame. The district of Chakwal carved out of three adjoining districts (Jehlum, Attock, Pind Dadan Khan) in 1985, has many claims to fame. History is one of them. Its potential for tourism, both natural and religious, is another, while its mines and minerals set it apart from many other areas. Its recently realised potential to produce enough olives to reduce the national edible oil bill has given the district an added significance. An area inhabited since the middle ...

Source: dawn.com
Jinnah's house is burning - Vimarsana News

Jinnah's house is burning

Jinnah’s house is burning Opinion December 31, 2020 Declan Walsh’s ‘The Nine Lives of Pakistan’ augments a veritable genre – books on our embattled homeland by anglophone Western journalists. A layered title, unique biographical approach, and acute observation make this the most insightful among recent works of reportage on the land of the pure. Books of reportage on Pakistan were few and far between before the 1990s. Pakistanis had to content themselves either with reading history or huddling with a medium-wave radio to hear the BBC’s legendary Mark Tully. Emma Duncan commenced...