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M M Alam...my friend, my hero - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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Never in the history of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few” So said Winston Churchill during the battle of Britain paying tribute to valiant fighter pilots of the Royal Air force. During the 1965 war the “so many” were the people of Pakistan and the “so few” were brave lads of the Pakistan Air Force. Standing out conspicuously among this elite group of national heroes was Squadron Leader M.M. Alam. The mighty juggernaut of the Indian armed forces rolled across the internat
Tragedy in PIMS - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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AROUND 7 a.m. on 26th August a devastating fire broke out suddenly in the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) on third floor of the mother and child health ward and according to the Federal Health Minister fire was ignited after an explosion in an air conditioner and because of ample oxygen supply in the area fire quickly spread and engulfed the entire ward. The tragic incident took life of 15 new born babies who were kept in incubators. This fire incident is probably the ugliest and d
Change in political system - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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SINCE dawn of independence this country has seen many changes and experiments in the political structure of the country. The first constitution of the country saw the light of the day in 1956 but this constitution survived only two years and was abrogated by General Ayub Khan when he imposed Martial law in 1958. General Ayub came up with the system of Basic democracies and a Presidential system and gave us the handcrafted constitution of 1962. This system was discarded by Gen Yahya Khan in secon
London has changed - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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London, my favorite city in the world, has long been one of the greatest cities in the world, but the London of the time when I lived here in the eighties is remarkably different from the London of 2026. During the last forty years, the British capital has undergone some profound changes in its economy, transport, architecture, technology, civic society and culture. While many of its famous landmarks, such as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and the Houses of Parliament, are still symbol
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