The Seventh Wave - Pakistan’s Chance to Achieve Escape Velocity
Imran Mustafa Sep 3, 2006 interacts: 82Semiconductor Industry and Pakistan
Krishnakant’s Will
nabendu debsharma Aug 25, 2006 interacts: 5This story is a loose translation of a story Krishnokantor Will, written by Rabindranath Tagore, set in Bengal circa 1920s
Iqbal, Ghalib, Amir Khusraw: Three Masters, Three Poems
Asif Naqshbandi Jul 12, 2006 interacts: 54The Madness of Love by Allama Iqbal - Where I was Last Night by Amir Khusraw Dehlavi - Do Not Be Stingy With the Wine
Flower’s Desire
Rahul Malviya Jul 11, 2006 interacts: 53Translation of a poem by Pt. Makhanlal Chaturvedi
The Rooster
nabendu debsharma Jun 24, 2006 interacts: 18A loose translation of a story by Syed Muztaba Ali, set in East Bengal around 1920.
The Globe Is Warm
Saima Shah Jun 14, 2006 interacts: 19Global warming has been suspended as in global w-a-r-m-i-n-g? Like deferred taxation it is something we will reckon with whenever, if ever. Is it time
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
The Last Institutionist: John Kenneth Galbraith
V S Gopalakrishnan May 22, 2006 interacts: 9It is strange that economists, academics and writers are still using the terms ‘capitalism’ and ‘communism’ as if they were some pure breeds forgetting the
South Asian Socialism
Musa Sami May 12, 2006 interacts: 256Who in the world is lending Uncle Sam all that money?... When Pakistanis, or Indians for that matter, come and sell their souls to the
Documenting Anarchy
Saima Shah May 4, 2006 interacts: 23Recently—meaning in the last decade but more openly since 9/11, there is a continued effort to document people all over planet earth. From the most
Oniomania -- Shopper's Paradise
Jay Prakash May 2, 2006 interacts: 11As in every hunting, knowledge about the prey is crucial to success, and bargain hunting is no different. ‘Moving Sales’, one should never miss; it
'Dew from Truth’s Garden'
Asif Naqshbandi Apr 18, 2006 interacts: 10The following translation is of excerpts from a poem by the great scholar-Sufi saint from India, Imam Ahmad Riza Khan, eulogising the Prophet. In these
The Placebo Effect of Economic Boycotts
Bhaskar Dasgupta Apr 16, 2006 interacts: 4Economic boycotts are very blunt weapons and useless in terms of satisfying the actual objectives, but as I said, they offer some palliative to the
The Myth of Growth:Pakistan's Lost Opportunity
Zeemax Apr 13, 2006 interacts: 37Rewind to 11 Sept 2001. One Trillion Rupees flow into Pakistan from out of the blue...And the festive season continues. The urban rich can buy
Media Spin and the Hidden Poverty in America
M Asadi Apr 1, 2006 interacts: 118The mainstream media instead of being outraged at why 37 million Americans are poor and chronically hungry in one of the wealthiest countries of the
Rational Exuberance: Indians Invest Big In The Gulf
Rakesh Mani Mar 3, 2006 interacts: 30
The loser seems to be India. Whereas NRI’s for all these years remitted their money back home, they are now


