Simrit Kahlon Election fever is set to grip Pakistan in the coming months with the current National Assembly due to complete its tenure on March, 16, 2013. It is widely believed that elections will be scheduled for April next year which, in accordance with the Nations electoral process, implies that the incumbent government would be dissolved in January, 2013. levitra by mail … [Read more...] about Pakistan must stop being its own enemy
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Grass political empowerment: the bane of disruptive forces
Pankaj Sharma The news about scores of Sarpanches and Panches resigning in North Kashmir under terrorist dikat hogged the media limelight in October and November, 2012. Then there were calls from organisations like all Jammu and Kashmir Panchayat Conference (AJKPC) to boycott polls for four Members of Legislative Council (MLC’s) seats under Panchayat quota scheduled in … [Read more...] about Grass political empowerment: the bane of disruptive forces
China: Will new leadership mean new ideas?
Jaibans Singh A comment made by the Indian Naval Chief about enhanced Indian geo-strategic involvement in the South China sea has, as expected, raised the heckles of the Chinese leadership. The stringent response by the Chinese foreign ministry has come at a time when there is increasing speculation about the effect that the eminent leadership change will have on the relations … [Read more...] about China: Will new leadership mean new ideas?
Human rights violation in J&K: the true perspective
Jasbir Sarai On December, 10, like every year since 1950, the world will celebrate human rights day. This date coincides with the adoption and proclamation of the universal declaration of human rights by the United Nations General Assembly's in 1948. In Kashmir, the day will undoubtedly be marked, as usual, by protests orchestrated by the miniscule separatist segment of the … [Read more...] about Human rights violation in J&K: the true perspective
Counter terrorist operations and human right violations
Jaibans Singh Even as the world is gearing up to celebrate world human rights day on December, 10, in India, it seems, that the National Human Right Commission (NHRC) is gearing up to take cognisance of a very bizarre allegation. If news reports are to be believed, the commission has asked its Director General (Investigation) to collect facts and submit a report, within eight … [Read more...] about Counter terrorist operations and human right violations