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What lies ahead?: New line of governance to be adopted after LG polls By Sohail Khattak Published: May 28, 2015 56SHARES...

Official arrested over illegal appointments BUREAU REPORT — PUBLISHED a day ago WHATSAPP 1 COMMENT PRINT PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ehtesab Commission (KPEC) on Tuesday arrested an additional secretary of finance department on charges of making illegal appointments in the social...

the concluding sentence is very troubling. so the govt is not inclined. to add more private trains. I hope they know that it is not privatisation which benefits the consumers but competition.

Ah! i see So what happened to the Justice Baqir report?

so the Justice Baqir JIT report has been abandoned.... lol

What we did was right. There was no need to show loyalty when it wasnt really about the threat to KSA's sovereignty. Who knows these rocket attacks are an attempt to drag pakistan in this war? Im only speculating. And speculation is always more useful than evidence based deduction in times of...

so here is the summary of the article in urdu 10,000 votes as unverifiable 23,647 counterfoils without signature and stamp 4,250 counterfoils without the signature of the Presiding officer or Assistant Presiding officer 2,286 counterfoils without any stamp

And rural sindh should be given equal share in provincial and federal development spending. if you have data which says otherwise please let me know.

every province must have an urban centre around which it can run its economy. If Karachi is taken out of Sindh, what will be left of the Sindh's economy? Urban economy supports the rural economy while at the same time generating revenue for the entire province. You cant just make more provinces...

system delivered finally.... but after spending millions of rupees and taking over half of the ruling tenure :welcome: to the system

very interesting topic... will be great to learn from others. im an ignorant as of now

agreed in principle. But i do not agree to the notion that religious principles are only a personal matter with no bearing on how the state should function. And this is what our founders including Jinnah understood of Islam as well. Here is my post citing Jinnah to prove my point. nonetheless...

indeed. Now the question is how may taking islam and/or its principles out of Pakistan could help us in achieving these parameters? the answer to me is that this will be a futile exercise. The secularists parties in our country have only made this country worse. Religious parties have similar...

This maybe partly true. However, the secularist revolution in the west has a long history of political struggle between the Church State and the State. The result of this was the confinement of religion and religious principles at the individual level. This then is very consistent with what...

I have got no reservation with this. Neither am I suggesting that it wont take time. Nonetheless, State institutions should work towards achieving the welfare of the citizens in a way which is 'compatible with the islamic ideas of social and economic life.' This will require education both at...

State institutions need rules and regulation according to which they function towards achieving a certain objective. All of these need to be (broadly) defined. You can't leave these at the mercy of the employees. Indeed employees will determine how successfully those rules & regulations are...

thats an error. Jinnah didnt confine the 'islamic principles' to individual lives. He couldnt be more explicit about it in his 1948 address to the State Bank of Pakistan. He propagated for 'evolving banking practices compatible with islamic ideas of social and economic life.' His attitude was...

in my understanding he never found this to be incompatible with the notion of 'Islamic principles,' Had he wanted to take religion out of the state, he could have simply called for a secular muslim state rather than referring to islamic principles whenever talking about the functioning of the state.

is there any explicit statement of Jinnah which says he wants Pakistan to be a 'secular' country? im still to come across one while i have seen many statements where he talks about the 'principles of islam'

@Jungibaaz please merge the following link with this thread China-Pak Economic Corridor: Project Details