When Scholarship Had Grace: Lessons from Bukhari
Zeeshan Rasool Khan
A great Sunni scholar, Sufi, preacher, writer, journalist, and visionary leader, Allama Syed Qasim Shah Bukhari (1910–2000) is one of the most...
Pahalgam Attack and the Rise of a Resolute India
This dual approach, firm security action coupled with developmental and administrative reform, reflects a mature national strategy. It recognizes that while terrorism must be crushed, peace must also be cultivated.
IMF Points Out efficiency of Indian Economy
We need to bear in mind that it functions as a global lender of last resort, providing short-term financing to countries experiencing balance-of-payments difficulties, preventing economic crises, and encouraging sound policy adjustments.
Pakistan’s Economic Strain and the Reality of Gulf Debt Pressures
The country’s total public debt has surged to nearly Rs 80 trillion, with domestic debt constituting the majority, though external liabilities continue to pose a critical challenge.
Robust Planning Helps India Navigate Global Fuel Disruptions
What truly stands out is that despite a volatile and burning West Asia, and key global energy routes facing disruptions, the Government of India has efficiently and effectively managed the fuel crisis.
