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in OpinionUnveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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in OpinionUnveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
in OpinionBehind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Jimmy Carter – 39th President of the United States – on 20th January, 1977 proclaimed in his inauguration speech from the Capitol steps, “Because we are free, we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere…Our commitment to human rights must be absolute”. This was the first time that the term “human rights” […] More
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Kashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Joseph Goebbels, known as a propaganda minister, leader of Nazi party in Germany who was also right hand of Hitler used media and others medium before the Second World War to create hatred against Jews. They made movies based on propaganda against Jewish minority population and succeeded in vandalizing the whole nation. Similarly, Modi in […] More
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Exposing India’s the Socio-Economic Development in IIOJK
Territorial conflict over the Kashmir has been an apple of discord between India and Pakistan started after the partition of India in 1947 as both states claimed the entirety of the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmir dispute arose in full swing at the international level, when on 5th August 2019, India removed […] More
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“Made in Pakistan” Trade Expo 2022 held in Kazakhstan
The third ‘Made in Pakistan’ – Single Country Exhibition was held at the Atakent Exhibition Center in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on May 19-23. H.E Yerzhan Kistafin – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Pakistan, H.E Dr. Sajjad Ahmed Seehar, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Ryder Rogers, Director of USAID Central […] More
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Why are Muslim countries uniting under the FATF Grey List?
FATF was initiated by the G7 — to combat illicit funding and hinder finances that could be used for financing terror around the globe. However, now the organization is sanctioning countries without stating any probable reasons for One can argue that it has been misused by the global powers to forward their political goals. FATF […] More
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Pakistan and China reiterate their commitment to further cement bilateral relations
Pakistan and China on Sunday reiterated commitment to cementing bilateral relations in the fields of defence, trade, economy, investment, health, agriculture, science and technology and CPEC to the mutual benefit of the two counties. The two sides made these commitments at a meeting of Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi during […] More
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In Tokyo, Biden says would be willing to use force to defend Taiwan
US President Joe Biden said on Monday he would be willing to use force to defend Taiwan, in a series of critical comments about China he made in Tokyo that an aide said represented no change in US policy on the self-ruled island. Biden’s comment, made during his first visit to Japan since taking office, and as […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
- in Opinion, Uncategorized
Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
How skill is becoming the new degree?
Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
How skill is becoming the new degree?
Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Kashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Exposing India’s the Socio-Economic Development in IIOJK
“Made in Pakistan” Trade Expo 2022 held in Kazakhstan
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
How skill is becoming the new degree?
Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Kashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Exposing India’s the Socio-Economic Development in IIOJK
“Made in Pakistan” Trade Expo 2022 held in Kazakhstan
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
How skill is becoming the new degree?
Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Kashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Exposing India’s the Socio-Economic Development in IIOJK
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in OpinionUnveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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in OpinionUnveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
in Opinion, UncategorizedFuture of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
in EducationHow skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
in OpinionBehind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
in OpinionClimate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
in Opinion“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Jimmy Carter – 39th President of the United States – on 20th January, 1977 proclaimed in his inauguration speech from the Capitol steps, “Because we are free, we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere…Our commitment to human rights must be absolute”. This was the first time that the term “human rights” […] More
in OpinionKashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Joseph Goebbels, known as a propaganda minister, leader of Nazi party in Germany who was also right hand of Hitler used media and others medium before the Second World War to create hatred against Jews. They made movies based on propaganda against Jewish minority population and succeeded in vandalizing the whole nation. Similarly, Modi in […] More
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in OpinionUnveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
in Opinion, UncategorizedFuture of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
- in Opinion
Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Jimmy Carter – 39th President of the United States – on 20th January, 1977 proclaimed in his inauguration speech from the Capitol steps, “Because we are free, we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere…Our commitment to human rights must be absolute”. This was the first time that the term “human rights” […] More
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Kashmir Files: Facts Vs Fiction
Joseph Goebbels, known as a propaganda minister, leader of Nazi party in Germany who was also right hand of Hitler used media and others medium before the Second World War to create hatred against Jews. They made movies based on propaganda against Jewish minority population and succeeded in vandalizing the whole nation. Similarly, Modi in […] More
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Exposing India’s the Socio-Economic Development in IIOJK
Territorial conflict over the Kashmir has been an apple of discord between India and Pakistan started after the partition of India in 1947 as both states claimed the entirety of the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmir dispute arose in full swing at the international level, when on 5th August 2019, India removed […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Unveiling the rationale behind India’s aggressive foreign policy
In 2014 with the BJP coming into power, world witnessed a paradigm shift in the India’s foreign policy. Today’s Indian foreign policy is designed by Bharatya Janata Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is completely contrary to the Nehruwian vision or principles which the served as the moral principles of […] More
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Future of JCPOA and it’s impact on Middle East
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) also known as Iran Nuclear Deal is a significant accord that was signed between P5+1 member states, European Union and Islamic Republic of Iran. The deal was signed between the parties on 14th of July 2015. The main objective of the deal comprises of blocking the pathway of Iran […] More
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How skill is becoming the new degree?
Contemporary world is all about competition, whether its studies, job or entrepreneurship. Gone are the days when people only needed to get a degree and qualify for a job based on it. Knowledge and skill are more of a requirement than a choice now. In order to be competitive and survive in the job market, […] More
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Behind the curtains: India’s state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan
The Self-Proclaimed Peaceful regional Power India has become a prominent preparatory of extremism and terrorism in Pakistan. At this point of political turmoil in Pakistan the corruption, extremism, and white-collar crime nexus activation has been witnessed and not a new phenomenon. India has always tried to bleed and tore Pakistan into pieces as rooted in […] More
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Climate Change – Is it really the fault of Developing Countries?
Reports on climate change is nothing new but what’s new is the amount of carbon emission and the intensity of the change increasing day by day, year by year. Although many initiatives and conferences such as the Paris Climate agreement has been inaugurated to address the issue but the problem seems to be getting out […] More
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“Human Rights” – Often an Excuse for Intervention in Foreign Policy
Jimmy Carter – 39th President of the United States – on 20th January, 1977 proclaimed in his inauguration speech from the Capitol steps, “Because we are free, we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere…Our commitment to human rights must be absolute”. This was the first time that the term “human rights” […] More
