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Articles with tag: population

Pakistan Shinning III - Population and Literacy

Zarrar Said   Apr 3, 2007   interacts: 17

There is no precedent in history of any nation demonstrating double-digit (or even high single digit) GDP growth while spending next to nothing on its human capital.

The Fertility Debate

Aisha Sarwari   May 12, 2006   interacts: 35

The role of women in determining their fertility is also a factor of politics and power established by the clerical class rather than what Islam actually specifies. Many Muslim countries assert that women do not have a right to deny pregnancy

Linking Poverty and Population

Kamal Siddiqi   Apr 24, 2005   interacts: 41

Currently Pakistan is the sixth most populated country in the world. It also enjoys the dubious distinction of having the largest people under the poverty line, estimated at over 50 million.

I’m With Stupid

Haroon Moghul   Jul 3, 2003   interacts: 6

thought to myself, as I searched for the right kind of chocolate fudge cake, that I was now living in an ascendant empire, the most powerful country on earth and perhaps in all of human history. An empire!

Bari Imam’s Republic of Peeristan

Hala Malik   Jul 2, 2003   interacts: 46

Before, this disease was limited to the illiterate population of Pakistan, but now it’s becoming more of a fashion for literate and well-known people to be seeing some Pir or Sufi. It’s the latest new trend.

Lanka - A Small Sashay

arti buxi   Jun 27, 2003   interacts: 15

On a fine March morning, I too packed my passport and landed into the hassle free Colombo airport. The way I see it, supreme happiness is ‘Visa on Arrival’.

Yesterday and Tomorrow in India Today

Dost Mittar   Jun 7, 2003   interacts: 166

Here was, then, the India of yesterday: poor, hungry, mired in poverty, highly dependent upon the vagaries of weather and yet full of life with colour, dance and music.

Women in Religious Scriptures

Sushil Bhatnagar   May 15, 2003   interacts: 315

Gender relationships in religious frame-work

Air Cdre Rizwanullah Khan Shaheed Memorial Trust

Samina Rizwan   May 4, 2003   interacts: 26

how will we make sure that the contribution to this world happens anyway, in the name of the dearly departed

As the Bald Eagle Tries to Rule

Veeresh Malik   Mar 21, 2003   interacts: 127

I knew some guys who hitch-hiked this route.

My Two Pence on the W-word

Maryam Ansari   Mar 20, 2003   interacts: 68

I can't swallow how half a million people are scheduled to die in a period of three weeks

The Endangered Species

Bina Shah   Nov 15, 2002   interacts: 146

I’m just waiting for the day when South Asian women are added to the WWF’s endangered species list.

Worldwide India-Pakistan peace movement begins?

Ras Siddiqui   Jul 15, 2002   interacts: 285

It is time for Indians and Pakistanis worldwide to re-humanize their enemies

A Pakistani School’s Visit to India

Alia Amirali   Aug 16, 2001   interacts: 1051

Nowhere else in the world can one enter an enemy country and feel so at ease.

Pagans and Competitive Conversions

Murad A Baig   Mar 12, 1999   interacts: 67

On conversions and reverse conversions

Intolerance in Official Practice

Raza    May 3, 1998   interacts: 15

Why is it necessary to condemn someone’s personal beliefs in a place as irrelevant as the passport form?

Selective Islam in Pakistan

Imran Khan   Jan 21, 1998   interacts: 50

I feel there are certain western countries with far more Islamic traits than us, especially in the way they protect the rights of their citizens.

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