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What is Success?

By: Mahrukh Sardar (Sargodha) In my opinion, the decision of success is to make a person alive while he is successful No, it is foolishness and misguidance, but if I close the river in a jar before the concept, then it is a success to put one’s foot on the soul and crush it. I…

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Police, fault lines and remedies

By: Gulfam Tarar Advocate People pay huge amounts of money in the form of direct and indirect taxation to the state in order to live a happy life in which they can enjoy liberty, equality, and also prosperity. State through its law enforcement agencies ensures the utmost happiness of its denizens. Unfortunately, the Pakistani state…

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Fear of failures

By: Nimra Gul Mardan Everyone urge for a victory, none like to be called a loser. But not everyone dare to, take a competition. The fear of failures can’t let a person to take an exam; he may fear the loss he gains by a failure. Loss is not your failure but the struggles you…

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Hues and cries of Hazaras

By: Azka Saeed Awan Fighting hard for their recognition, the natives of central Afghanistan, the Hazaras, have now run thin on patience. It has been years their violences are documented, and not merely in the near past. This Shia community is suffering from torments in Sunni majority country, Pakistan at the merciless hands of the…

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How PTA helps Bhutan and Bangladesh fulfill the expectations of their people?

Bangladesh and Bhutan are situated in South Asia geographically. They share a common regional platform such as BIMTEC, SAARC. There are some harmonies between Bangladesh and Bhutan in sphere of mutual interest, shared history, culture. On December 6, 1971, Bhutan and India became the first countries to recognize the independence of Bangladesh. Bangladesh will never…

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Possibilities of Economic Cooperation between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

The government has taken initiative to export 21 products from Bangladesh to Sri Lanka with duty free facility. At the same time, Bangladesh-Sri Lanka has started work to expand bilateral trade, increase investment, and develop the shipping and tourism industries. Ready-made garments, medicines, jute and jute products, ceramics, juices, food products, vegetables, peppers, construction materials,…

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