1965 War: Fighting in the Sialkot and Rajasthan sectors
The Indian move was aimed at drawing the Pakistani forces to the south to relieve the pressure on the Indian Army in Punjab. In a counterattack, Pakistan Army recaptured the Gadra post.
Why is our economy fragile since 72 years?
It’s about time that we Pakistanis wake up and look at the real reasons for the lack of sustainable economic growth. It is about time that we educate each other as to what our vote demands in return from our politicians
Analysis of early fighting in World War I, 108 years ago: Part 3
Shane Quinn, a British geostrategist talks about the German advance through Belgium and into northern France, threatening the Paris region. The Germans were helped quite a lot by the French Army's high command
Gulf security is perilous with or without a revived Iran nuclear accord
Adding to the limited impact of a revival of the nuclear deal is uncertainty about the sustainability of the dialing down of tensions in the Middle East between Israel, Gulf states, Egypt, Turkey, and Iran.
How Bollywood is being used as a propaganda tool in India
In Modi's India, the religious extremists and ultra-nationalists are using the media as a tool of propaganda to justify their unjustifiable atrocities and violence against Muslims and other minorities in India.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030: A strategic plan
Vision 2030 recognizes the importance of a vibrant society where everyone enjoys a rich, happy and fulfilling life as a strong foundation for economic prosperity. Now the question arises of how a society can develop vibrantly.
1965 War: The battle of Khem Karan and Asal Uttar
Indians attacked all along the Kasur front on the night of 5th/6th September. At around 0500 hours, replicating the 10 Division's chaotic response to the Indian attack in Lahore Sector 11 Division units.
Questioning Cambodia’s role in the Rohingya crisis solution
ASEAN may begin this process by compiling lessons learned from the war, forming support groups on the ground to better understand the problems of the state's residents, and bringing diverse communities.
How the voting rights granted to non-Kashmiris reinforce the Hindutva agenda
By institutionalizing the demographic changes, it is feared that Muslims will be disempowered by the local legislatures, which will ultimately reinforce Hindu majoritarianism.
1965 War – The Battle for Lahore
At the Lahore front, the Indian XI Corps began its operations by advancing on three axes –15 Division (three infantry brigades and an armored regiment) to attack Lahore along Amritsar–Lahore axis (Wagah road)
Stagflation and Pakistan’s economy
As the supply diminished and inflation rose drastically, firms laid off their workers and growth rates deteriorated as a result. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) hiked interest rates and tightened the money supply.
Achieving $50 Billion Textile Exports in 4 Years
Pakistan’s textile industry is on an upward trajectory with the addition of $500 million per month through incremental capacity. This has been enabled through TERF and its support of 100 new projects.