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Who failed Pakistan? - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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THERE are speeches that we forget the moment they end. And then there is a moment when a man in power suddenly becomes voice of common man. When I saw the Interior Minister cry while speaking about the failure of the system, I did not see a minister. I saw a Pakistani who is tired, just like us. His tears were not drama. Anyone who has sat in an important chair knows that you see files that the common man never sees. You see how deep the rot is. Perhaps that is what made him cry. The system has
Young minds, strong Pakistan - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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FEDERAL Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has expressed his sincere concern for the youth of Pakistan and this is a very welcome and timely thought. It shows that the leadership is beginning to realize that the real future of Pakistan lies not only in big projects but in its young people. Our youth is the greatest strength of our nation. They are energetic, talented and full of ideas. If we support them with sincerity, they can build a bright and prosperous future for the whole country. More than s
Beyond traditional thinking - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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A few days ago, I had the honour of being invited as a guest speaker at Darul Uloom Paswal and Education Center, Lala Musa, situated near the village of Chanu Bhoja. I returned deeply impressed. In our society, we often expose and point out what is wrong, which is necessary, but there are also many good things happening quietly that deserve to be appreciated and this institution is one of them. Darul Uloom Paswal and Education Center, affiliated with Wifaq-ul-Madaris Al-Arabia Pakistan, is being
The Captain who chose to stand - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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NATIONS are built on stories. Some are written in books. Others are written in moments when a single choice defines a lifetime of service. Pakistan saw one such moment on a road in Islamabad. Group Captain Asim Tariq of the Pakistan Air Force saw a woman in danger. He stopped his car. He got out. He stepped between her and those who meant her harm. He was shot while trying to save her. He died as he had lived, putting duty before himself. He was not on a mission. He was not at a base. He was on
Our Army, our shield - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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THE Pakistan Army is the shield of this country. From the snow-covered posts of Siachen to the deserts of Thar, from the busy streets of Karachi to the remote valleys of Waziristan, our soldiers stand day and night so that the rest of us can sleep without fear. We see them whenever disaster strikes. In the 2005 earthquake, the floods of 2010 and 2022, and in every crisis since, the first help to arrive was often a soldier with a boat, a tent, or a bag of flour. They pull children from floodwater
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