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Friday, August 06, 2010 By Shafqat Mahmood Floodwaters do not make a distinction between the rich and the poor but it is the wretched of the earth that lose everything and die in natural calamities. These floods, the worst in Pakistan's history, are a snapshot of our failures. The state...

Congratulations to China and Pakistan for this great development. Hopefully everything will turn out as it was desired by air force of both countries.

Pakistani army troops evacuate stranded villagers from a flood-hit area of Kot Addu, Pakistan on Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010. Floodwaters ravaged hundreds of villages in Pakistan's main province of Punjab Wednesday, destroying homes, soaking crops, and threatening more lives. Aid workers warned that...

This aerial view shows a flood-hit area of Kot Addu, Pakistan on Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010. Floodwaters ravaged hundreds of villages in Pakistan's main province of Punjab, destroying homes, soaking crops, and threatening more lives. Aid workers warned that bloated rivers would soon surge into the...

Persian "Gheirati" crazy Lor Groom Slaps the Bride Because She bit him While he was giving her cake!!! Illustration of Domestic Violence ! Lorestan is one the counties in iran, and its residents are caleed Lor. They are know to get mad easily, and their men are so authoritative. Women, on the...

I think there should be some kind of flood relief donations setup on this forum by moderators. so forum members can donate the money by their credit cards or checks whoever can afford.. This would be great work.. Many forum members are outside of country and they can donate on other NGO...

Fairly or not, Pakistan is synonymous with angry men who bomb people or take to the streets in protest. An effigy labelled ‘Cameroon’ was burned in response to the Prime Minister’s comments about the country ‘looking both ways’ when it comes to fighting the...

There was also an angry reception late Tuesday for Zardari when he arrived at his hotel in central London, where protesters accused him of wasting money on the visit that would be better spent helping those affected by the floods