Tag: #History
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How History May Remember Nawaz Sharif
The article is written by Imran Aslam Khan, an Aviation Professional and Businessman. Supporters will remember Nawaz Sharif as a three-time Prime Minister who championed motorway construction, energy projects and infrastructure development. His critics, however, argue that his political legacy is defined more by expediency than by institution-building. From this critical perspective, Sharif emerged from…
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Lake Galilee: A Sacred Watershed of Faith, History, Security, and End-Time Prophecy
By Major (R) Haroon Rasheed. Defense and Strategic Analyst specializing in South Asian military dynamics, deterrence strategy, and defense modernization, and a member of the Research and Evaluation Cell for Advancing Basic Amenities and Development. Introduction Lake Galilee—also known as the Sea of Galilee, Lake Tiberias, or Kinneret—is a freshwater lake in northern Palestine/Israel that…
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Israel’s Secret Arsenal: The History and Scale of Its Nuclear Weapons Program
This article is written by Major (r) Haroon Rasheed. For decades, Israel has maintained a policy of nuclear ambiguity—neither confirming nor denying the existence of its nuclear arsenal. While never officially acknowledged, it is widely accepted among global security analysts and intelligence agencies that Israel is one of the world’s nuclear powers. This opacity, carefully…
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Beyond the Iron Fist: A Plea for Peace in a World Scarred by War
– And why the future must be built on peace, not fear There have been one too many dictators, the despots, ruling hapless masses in recent history with absolute might and ruthless power. They have ruled mercilessly much in contravention with governing rules of civilised Governments. The most noticeable are a few listed below. Stalin…
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G20s decision to include African Union a historic move
DELHI: The African Union (AU) invited by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join the G20 as its newest permanent member is a move not surprising for many, claims BBC. According to BBC, a key objective of the move is to unite Africa and enable it the opportunity to have a “unified voice in global affairs”.…
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In Rare Medical Condition, Nagpur Man Was ‘Pregnant’ With Twin For 36 Years
India: A 60-year-old Nagpur man who has been living with a bulging stomach for more than three decades has been diagnosed with a rare medical condition. This rare physical condition is called “fetus in fetu” which is an example of “vanishing twin syndrome,” meaning his twin died during pregnancy before being reabsorbed. Due to his…
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The Caligula
He was a Roman emperor, son of Germanicus. A Roman general who was known for his warfare abilities. But Caligula’s life was full of tragedies. To gain prominence he thought he would go to war with Britain. The journey was perilous. He could not cross the British channel. He planned to chain a few of…
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Curtis Campher makes history with four wickets in four balls
Curtis Campher, the Ireland pace bowler, joined Lasith Malinga and Rashid Khan as the only men with the remarkable feat of taking four wickets in as many balls in T20Is. According to the details, Campher’s heroics came in the 10th over of the Netherlands’ innings against Ireland in their opening match of the ICC Men’s…
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British Museum to display world’s ‘oldest map of stars’
October 18, 2021: The Nebra Sky Disc, thought to be the world’s oldest map of stars is about to go on display at the British Museum. This ancient object is believed to be 3,600 years old, dating from the historic Bronze Age. The disc had been unearthed in Germany in 1999 and is now considered…
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Never in the history of Pakistan has there been an export of 31 billion dollars: Farrukh Habib
Baaghi TV: Special Assistant Farrukh Habib has said this is the first time in the history of Pakistan that we have crossed 31 billion dollar exports. Corona has affected the entire world economy. the opposition has been pressuring us for a complete lockdown. Prime Minister has not imposed a complete lockdown despite all the…