Lekin – 15 September 2012

Recent Discuss

• sipahi on "Who will be the opposition leader?"
  In the way of getting a clear solution, precipitate is problem. Any criticism, which is not constructive, precipitates the solution. Things should be read in the context in which they are written. […]
• Zia M on "Nawaz Sharif, 3.0"
  Neil Bhatiya (The Century Foundation) and Colin Cookman (United States Institute of Peace) Reviewing Pakistan's election 8:06 Nawaz Sharif 3.0 8:29 Was the election free and fair? 7:05 Pakistan's huge economic challenges 12:12 The future of US-Pakistan relations 14:01 How do you solve a problem like Musharraf? 6:24 http://bloggingheads.tv/videos/18 […]
• Zia M on "Peace Deal With Taliban"
  @Der I agree with you in that it is not the average Muslim who is the problem but it is not the Americans either, they could care less about Pakistanis or Muslims.It is the "fasadi" Mulla with all the time at his disposal responsible for the "fitna". […]
• Zia M on "PTI kills its own office bearer to get voters sympathy"
  NEW YORK: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) have been holding competing demonstrations here since the murder of PTI leader Zara Shahid Hussain in Karachi. The members and supporters of the PTI mounted a protest in front of the British Consulate in New York on Friday. They blamed MQM chief Altaf Hussain for the death of Ms Huss […]
• Zia M on "The road to privatisation"
  """Pakistan too has a reasonably good track record of privatisation. Since 1991, 167 entities — banks, energy companies, telecom operators, fertiliser plants, ghee mills, cement factories, automotive plants, chemical and light engineering industries — have been privatised to yield $9 billion to the exchequer. Most of the entities have fared we […]