The life as i see it.

Dr.Agha Inamullah Khan 28 th May 2015 The problem always at its heart has been how to maintain the writ of the government while ensuring that marginal and peripheral groups are fully included as citizens of the state and their rights and privileges firmly safeguarded. We know that national security interests must be kept in balance with those of human rights, civil liberties and democracy. However countering consequences albeit of religious disharmony, political instability and foreign hand involvement that has engulfed our country with terrorism, may have led to loss of innocent lives as well; but has it not been worst in the name of collateral damage when United States besides precision of its equipment has droned you. Keeping aside the foreign hand involvement and cursing Martial Laws in past that have been the ultimate reasons as you repeatedly quote to be behind of what you face today, what measures have you taken to curb the growing terrorism and economic disequilibri

By Dr Agha Inamullah khan 23 rd Nov 2014 Post World War, as the sun began to go down on British Empire, it went on shrinking, awarding finally the freedom to many of indigenous nations, and territories that it had occupied, consequently a country was born in the name of religion halving India in to India and Pakistan. Two names emerged on the international Arena of Political wisdom; Mahatama Gandhi of South Africa in India, and Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah of Pakistan. Following their footsteps, two new faces emerged; Ms.Indira from Gandhi family, and Mr.Bhutto in Pakistan. But soon both, Bhuttos, and Gandhis were eliminated one by one. Both countries are now being ruled by a tea vendor, and Blacksmith brothers respectively. Many in both countries still believe, the hatred was cleverly manipulated through Lawrence’s of that time working on the doctrine of British Empire, for the ultimate long term goals to be achieved latter. The massacre during the mass mig