The Clash of Samuel Huntington and Amartya Sen

V S Gopalakrishnan Apr 21, 2006 interacts: 31

At first glance and without going into the arguments, it is fairly easy to perceive that both Huntington’s and Sen’s opposing positions are at different

The IIT experience

nabendu debsharma Nov 24, 2006 interacts: 35

You are surrounded by people who are very intelligent, very hard-working, very committed, and very competitive. It is a tough environment, and it is very

Massacre of a Language

Adil Najam Dec 26, 1997 interacts: 15

Is this what the language of Mir, Ghalib and Faiz has been reduced to?

Banish Those Teacher Blues

Shandana Minhas Sep 8, 2003 interacts: 22

For several generations now, the people of my family have been educating others about the best way to do things. Some of them have been

The Dispatches on War (Part II)

Feroz R Khan Jan 11, 2005 interacts: 16

The financing of wars.

Animism and Mythology

Khuram Rafique Nov 11, 2006 interacts: 55

A complete uneducated human mind, just like that of a small child, tends to believe that external world events are dependents on one’s own feelings

Listening to the Cries of Baby Stars

Salman Hameed Apr 16, 2006 interacts: 63

The snapshot of baby stars can reveal past secrets as well as predict the future course of a galaxy. By

SOFTEC 2004

Muhammad A Bilal Apr 20, 2004 interacts: 29

This time it was our way to Lahore from Islamabad to participate in SOFTEC 2004 (All Pakistan Software Exhibition and Competition) at National University of

Why are Pakistanis so Foreign? It’s the Americans’ Fault!

Steve J Simske Mar 30, 1998 interacts: 34

Imagine a nation with a GNP of $60 billion maintaining an army of nearly 600,000 with 500,000 reserves.

The Rise and Fall of Civilizations

Anil Kala Jan 27, 2006 interacts: 33

The fall of society often begins from within. Now a degenerated and directionless population looking for thrills explores and plays all sorts of games