The Political-Economy of the South Asian Economic Union
Athar Osama Dec 30, 2005 interacts: 91While SAFTA doesn't seem to make immediate economic sense, a South Asian Economic Union (SAEU) may still make considerable political sense, provided its anchor country,
The Ugly Face of Internet Plagiarism
Zainub Razvi Jun 7, 2007 interacts: 8It was a matter of principle, and I expected, that an ezine that was seemingly proud of its open-mindedness and liberality, would respect and abide
TieCon 2002: Innovating for Success
Ras Siddiqui Jun 23, 2002 interacts: 14what divides us today can be bridged via the path of free enterprise
Union Strike One
Rezwan Bajwa Jun 14, 2005 interacts: 61Something out of the ordinary has happened over the past 3 weeks. The PTCL workers Union has pulled off a successful strike and has managed
Privatization of PTCL: The Redundant Employees
Imran Ali Teepu Nov 26, 2007 interacts: 6
As many as 40,000 people will quit the job through Voluntary Separation Scheme (VSS) offered by the PTCL management.
Dilli ka Dil
Sachin Agarwal Aug 8, 2004 interacts: 21Delhites accused Mumbaikars of having wealth without warmth. But Dilli’s dil too had its roots in its paisa.
Goodbye Hollywood, Hello Haalivud?
Salman Siddiqui Mar 1, 2005 interacts: 16Can Pakistan become an animation hot spot?
Muslims and Modern Banking: A Rejoinder
M Asadi Feb 26, 2006 interacts: 145The Koran states explicitly that trade is not the same as interest: Those who consume interest shall not rise, except as he rises whom Satan
Hindi films in Iraq and Palestine
Aniruddha Bahal Oct 22, 2004 interacts: 8In a war torn country where the Mahdi army stomps and fights and where Jordanian born militant Abu Musa Zarqarwi stalks the land with his
TiECon 2003: The Year of the Huddle
Ras Siddiqui May 30, 2003 interacts: 10
a symbolic Football “Huddle” which may very well become a part of Hi-Tech Management style from now on.
Drooling Oil
Zille Rehman Niazi Jul 27, 2004 interacts: 2
Beyond the road yet snaking through the mountain and bone dry gorges stood an empowering turret shining in the morning
OPEN (Silicon Valley) Holds Seminar
Ras Siddiqui Dec 16, 2002 interacts: 19This was an “All-American” business gathering, with a Pakistani-Indian twist
Pakistan’s Software Industry
Athar Osama Mar 11, 2005 interacts: 348Pakistan’s Nascent, often over/under-rated software industry (depending on how you look at it), maybe ready for a take-off. Provided we make the right choices. This
Ayurveda and MBBS
nabendu debsharma May 31, 2006 interacts: 17Dr Gupta opined that the boil had to be lacerated so that the pus could be taken out and the spot could heal. This was
Mr. Dollar, The good old days are gone, perhaps forever
fawad butt Jul 4, 2007 interacts: 10The young Euro, once a weakling against the fledgling dollar has quickly become the 800lb gorilla
The Political Economy of Droughts
Zafar Anjum Aug 13, 2002 interacts: 11Good droughts or bad governance?


