Articles with tag: Che
Why Do Pakistani Women Have the Highest Rates of Breast Cancer in Asia?
Laaleen Khan Sep 10, 2009 interacts: 28Early detection saves lives. Get you and your loved ones to do annual mammograms and ultrasounds! Pay for poor women's screenings and treatments.
In the Belly of Time
saif ahmad Jul 14, 2009 interacts: 4If you ever see a Tourbillon escapement, you will be impressed with the miniature complex cage, taking turns and defying gravity. Its almost as if the artist gave life to a mechanical miracle.
Of Men and Guns
Beej K Singh Jun 21, 2009 interacts: 13I had a dream! No, not the Martin Luther King, Jr. variety of dream! In fact, my dream was from the opposite end of the ideological spectrum. I saw Dick Cheney.
Plastics In Our Environs
junaid jazib Jun 6, 2009 interacts: 2Every time we use and throw a plastic product we contribute our share to a deadly pollution whose far-reaching and irreversible ill-effects will be borne by the generations to come.
Creepy Chemicals
Mutaal Mooquin Dec 18, 2008 interacts: 15This Holiday season, toys containing harmful phthalates, which are known endocrine disruptors, will fill up the shelve space in the markets.
Muslim Psyche After September 11, 2001
Khalid Sohail Sep 10, 2008 interacts: 127When we reflect upon the reactions of Muslims from different parts of the world we see certain tendencies emerging in the last few years.
Olympic Dreamers
Khalid Sohail Aug 11, 2008 interacts: 26A famous American novelist Henry Miller once wrote, “Humans work while gods play�. But there are some humans who like to become gods as they love to play all their lives.
A Meeting with Che Guevara
Gajendra Singh Jun 24, 2008 interacts: 11The man had a charismatic presence in green olive fatigues and black beret at a rakish angle. The very best of the Hollywood and Bollywood stars all rolled into one.
The Bhopal Tragedy Continues
Lajwanti Khemlani Jun 16, 2008 interacts: 30On June 10th a global hunger strike was called to bring justice to Bhopal victims and put the corporation Dow Chemical, to shame, since the Indian government does not seem to be doing its job.
Paper Trail
Mutaal Mooquin Jun 5, 2008 interacts: 6To produce five sheets of 8 x 11 inch paper we use the equivalent energy of an 80 watt bulb operating for an hour; but at a cost far greater than that of electricity.
Revolutionary for Sale
jehanzeb khan Jan 9, 2008 interacts: 9Clothing plastered with the portrait of socialist revolutionary Che Guevara is possibly one of the oddest and most self contradictory phenomena's of the 21st century.
Search for Origins of Mahayana Buddhism
mahmood Mahmood Nov 17, 2007 interacts: 297The land of Pakistan is blessed with one of the most important treasures of the world, the glorious civilization of Buddhism flourishing in the North Western areas of Pakistan.
Artifice of Scholarship : CSPI on FrontPage
Anand Patwardhan Nov 15, 2007 interacts: 2Where will Mr. Warner hide when faced with the ignobility of logic deserting his beloved Christianity? What will he do when the devil of duality is discovered in his own sacred texts?
Bernard Lewis and the Neocon view of Islam
William Dalrymple Oct 4, 2007 interacts: 7Lewis has had such a profound influence that according to the Wall Street Journal, “the Lewis doctrine, in effect, had become US policy�.
The Arrest of Nuon Chea- Terror is an Old Hat
Shantanu Dutta Sep 21, 2007The arrest of Nuon Chea, a now obscure but once powerful symbol of terror re-minds us that the war against terror is not a new one.
Book Review: Killer Tune by Dreda Say Mitchell
Arun Reginald Aug 24, 2007 interacts: 5What is race? Is it the colour of our skins, or the faith of an individual, or is it the rebel within?
Rote Learning Vis-Ã -vis Physical Comprehension
Mohammad Gill Jul 19, 2007 interacts: 66It’s beautiful to design an experiment. It’s equally beautiful to construct a working theory from the empirical information.
The Horse and The Zebra
Rafi Aamer Jul 12, 2007 interacts: 53“Do you know the most important difference between a horse and a zebra?” Shazi asked me after the first drag of his cigarette loaded with hash. “And don’t tell me that a zebra has stripes and a horse doesn’t,” he added
Chief Justice’s Chess
Q Isa Daudpota May 22, 2007 interacts: 14The chess fable illustrates the consequence of exponential growth! It begins slowly and no one notices. But then before you know it you have reached the center of the chess board and things really begin to make an impact.
Nietzsche – the Overman and the Three Metamorphoses
Sidra Omer Apr 30, 2007 interacts: 10The overman can only prevail when God (and the likes of him) is dead and when that age comes “which is to carry heroism into the pursuit of knowledge and wage wars for the sake of thoughts and their consequence” .
Exchange Siachen Madness for Mountain Peace
Q Isa Daudpota and Arshad H Abbasi Feb 16, 2007 interacts: 101Glaciers can also be made secure by the use of common sense. It is for opinion-makers in India and Pakistan to tell their respective governments to stop ruining the future of our water supplies and our weather system.
The Worst Form of Banality
ahmad hayat Feb 14, 2007 interacts: 9Even the ferocity of a European winter could not help me not breaking a cold sweat. 'Super-natural' or 'psychic-connections' or 'ethereal-linkings' or 'telepathic-bullshit'...I believe in none of them, at least until a month ago.
Psychology of Guerrilla War
Khalid Sohail Feb 8, 2007 interacts: 124Ironically, twentieth century that started with guerrilla warriors, followers of Lenin, promoting Communism, ended with Muslim guerrilla warriors, followers of Osama, attacking Communism
A Failed Romance
Hafsa Shorish Jan 21, 2007 interacts: 24He was a swarthy, handsome lad with a respectable height, husky voice and a boyish, round face. His name was Mustafa and he was proud of it.
Connecting the Dots: From Oil Energy to Green Energy
Saima Shah May 25, 2006 interacts: 15The real question is not what if conspiracy theorists are right, the real question is why there are many holes, foul-ups and goof-ups in the 9/11 story
Romancing life with a cappuccino in hand!
Rahul Sengupta May 19, 2006 interacts: 9Sometimes romancing life can be fun!
Dreaming/Nightmaring in a Perfectly 3+1 Dimensional World
Sohaib Alam Apr 27, 2006 interacts: 1I was born and raised in Tehsil 786, the only place in modern-day Pakistan that was never colonized by the ‘takers’ from Britain. I’m a cow, a living organism just as you are
Pedagogical Mockery and Plagiarism
Ali Memon Mar 14, 2006 interacts: 15The art of copy-pasting and compiling made its way in the education system through the student body. In order to stipulate effective anti-plagiarism policies, the authorities need to realize that there are other surging participants in the system that als
Pakistan vs. India, Third Test Jan 29 2006, Day 1 - Dispatch
Mujtaba Hamid Jan 30, 2006Searing Pace, Scintillating Swing and a budding Pillar make for a great cricketing day
All Goods Foreign
Danesh Zaki Jul 26, 2005 interacts: 17Most of us have been fascinated by foreign stuff. Here is my love-hate story.
Teachers and the Impact they have on Students
Hafsa Ahsan Sep 9, 2004 interacts: 8Each student will not have the same potential. Each will be challenged in some way. It is up to me, as a teacher, to find the 'key' that unlocks each child’s ability to maximize his full potential and inspires him to learn.
Cosmetic Surgery
Quartulain Siddiqui Feb 24, 2004 interacts: 11Karachi University Students must now wear black gowns while they’re inside the campus ...the decision was taken so that teachers could be distinguished from students, and not get beaten up during the occasional clashes between political groups.
A Pakistani Woman’s Voice
Zeynab Ali Feb 1, 2004 interacts: 5'I have decided to dedicate my writing to women,' says Tahira Naqvi very determinedly. Ms Naqvi is an acclaimed fiction writer, translator and professor who considers herself to be a ’feminist’ although she finds the word itself to be quite li
Bapsi Sidhwa: From The Pakistani Bride to Earth
Laila Kazmi Jan 16, 2004 interacts: 13Bapsi Sidhwa is one of Pakistan’s most prominent English fiction writers. In 1991, Bapsi Sidhwa was the recipient of Sitara-i-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s highest honor in arts bestowed upon a citizen.
Reality and Illusion
Hassan Malik Dec 24, 2003 interacts: 3After passing the door, four times his head bumped into a wall and four times he turned left and passed another closed door. This happened again, and again, and again, and again. But with the unwavering resolve and confidence that he would find an open do
A Student Remembers a Great Teacher
Omar R Quraishi Oct 4, 2003 interacts: 229As a university teacher of a popular seminar class, or as a key speaker in a teach-in, Edward Said had this ability to establish a connection with his audience.
Gujarat, Madrasas and Other Things
Zarine Habeeb May 30, 2003 interacts: 328I thought I had only five identities
Problems with Universities in Pakistan
Muhammad Yousuf Nov 20, 2002 interacts: 14Who is the real culprit, the educated class or the mullah?
How Not to Reform Universities
Pervez Hoodbhoy Jul 9, 2002 interacts: 196By a stroke of some bureaucrat’s pen, the ’University of Malakand’ has now been deemed to exist
Why I Began Paper Making in Pakistan
Tajima Shinji Apr 8, 2001 interacts: 24greatest issue for true development in Pakistan
Joint Indo-Pak School History Textbook on the Web
Foqia Sadiq Khan and Q Isa Daudpota Sep 26, 2000 interacts: 140A team of historians from South Asia will jointly write a history text suitable for middle and high school students.


