We have been saying for a long time now that the so-called ‘Pakistani Taliban’ is a group of criminals and not Mujahideen and their agenda is suspicious. These exclusive pictures, released by BRASSTACKS today, provide the proof. This is the Nowshera boy who was arrested before he could pull the trigger on his suicide jacket. […]
In Images: a 15 year old suicide bomber!
September 19th, 2008 Fauzan · 7 Comments
Filed Under: News From You · Pictures · Religion · military · terrorism
Peace deal to give legal cover to FM stations used by clerics
May 25th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: The Hindu
Karachi (PTI): Radio is serving as an ideal propaganda tool for radical clerics in Pakistan’s restive tribal agencies, and the inking of a peace deal between the government and Pakistan Taliban will provide legal cover to FM stations used by them.
The deal under which licenses will be given to close to 100 […]
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Sharia strategy —Rafia Zakaria
May 25th, 2008 Sana · 1 Comment
Source: Daily Times
Plagued by concerns over the teetering coalition at the Centre, and ravaged by the enormous losses in infrastructure being imposed daily by militants, the NWFP government has adopted a policy of least resistance against the militants
According to the peace deal reached between the NWFP government and the Tehrik-e Taliban, the Government has agreed […]
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Hunza Valley and People
May 22nd, 2008 fouzia · 3 Comments
“The Ismaili Burusho” By Fazal Karim Hunzai
The Hunza valley lies in the midst of the 7.500m high, snow covered mountains of the Karakoram Range, just North of Gilgit, where the Karakoram Highway follows the Hunza River North to China. Local tradition says, that the Hunzakot in the valley: are descendants of ‘ five lost soldiers ‘of […]
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Pakistan girls’ school burnt down
May 8th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: BBC News
Militants in north-western Pakistan have destroyed a girls’ primary school in the second attack of its kind since Sunday, officials say.
The wooden building was burned to the ground during an overnight raid in the Sherpalam area of Swat district. No group has claimed responsibility.
Another girls school had petrol bombs thrown at it […]
Filed Under: terrorism
Pakistan: Elections Postponed
May 6th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: The New York Times
Elections to fill vacant legislative seats will be delayed by two months, to Aug. 18 from June 18, the Election Commission announced. Election officials said the postponement was necessary because of security concerns in North-West Frontier Province and the presentation of the federal budget in June. Members of the governing coalition […]
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Literacy rate in Pakistan
May 6th, 2008 Abdul Basit · 13 Comments
Literacy is the heart and life blood of development. Without it, Pakistan will remain an impoverished and a weak Third World country. If education does not prevail, the problems of Pakistan will reach at a stage which will make this country very vulnerable.
Stastically, Pakistan has made reasonable march since independence in many fields including education. […]
Filed Under: Miscellaneous · News From You · Opinions · Politics · Religion · Static Info · shoutout
Pakistan Taliban vows to fight on
April 22nd, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: Al Jazeera English
A relative of a Pakistani Taliban leader just released from custody, has vowed to continue armed struggle for Islamic law in the country’s northwest, despite the signing of a peace accord.
Maulana Fazlullah, son-in-law of Sufi Muhammad, said on Tuesday that his group will not lay down their arms until the government enforces […]
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Hundreds of Afghan refugees stranded on way home
April 17th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: Boston
GENEVA (Reuters) - Hundreds of Afghans seeking to return home from northwest Pakistan have been stranded because a tribal clash has closed down a road leading to Afghanistan, the United Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday.
more stories like thisRon Redmond, a spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), said repatriations along the […]
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Routing the Islamists benefits Pakistan - and Canada
February 22nd, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: Globe and Mail
Democracy is bringing a change in Pakistan that will have far-reaching consequences not just for its people, but for the rest of the world. The forces of the mullah-military alliance have been dealt a decisive blow. However, while the focus thus far has been on the national
elections and the drubbing President Pervez […]
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Soldiers killed in blast
February 14th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: BBC News
Three Pakistani security forces have been killed in a bomb explosion near a military convoy in the tribal region of north-western Pakistan, the army said.
The blast happened near Khair, the main town in the Bajaur tribal area on the border with Afghanistan.
The dead included a senior paramilitary officer, officials said.
The incident comes ahead […]
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Suicide blast kills Pakistan election candidate
February 11th, 2008 Sana · No Comments
Source: AFP
ISLAMABAD (AFP) — A suicide car bomber killed an election candidate and nine other people in northwest Pakistan on Monday, fuelling fears about the increasingly bloody campaign for key national polls in a week’s time.
The blast highlighted the dangers of campaigning in the troubled Islamic republic, with candidates keeping a low profile since the […]
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130 Million Dollar New Balakot project in Pakistan financed by Saudi Arabia and Libya
January 21st, 2008 durrani · No Comments
Source: Unique Pakistan
The United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and Libya will offer Pakistan financial assistance of $130 million to construct New Balakot city planned for the survivors of 2005 earthquake, which flattened their NWFP town, a document says. According to a Planning Commission document, the Libyan government (Gaddafi Foundation), Department for International Development (DFID of UK) […]
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