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	What's New What Pakistani Bloggers are saying today Apart from a few tweaks and turns, an experimental Pakistani Bloggers' post reviewer (a new twist to once tested Pak Posigator back in Feb 2005, if anyone remembers) has been added, titled What Pakistani Bloggers are saying today. The Pakistani Bloggers Post Reviewer reads the feeds of blogs listed on Pakistani Bloggers and lists the most recent posts, in that order. It is expected to miss out on broken or mis-configured feeds. Many multiple posts from one feed at once (post floods) will also remove that blog's feed from being reviewed. It gets occasional tantrums and may also drop posts in light of Pakistani Bloggers listing rules, or on whims! So, why wait? Introduce yourself to the world, and add your blog today! More intros and a tag cloud A little tweak to Latest Blogs pane on the left, on a test basis, which now includes new Bloggers' own intros and replies to their intros, as submitted by other members. Another addition is an experimental tag cloud above. The changes should stay up as long as not abused (spam, spam profiles and otherwise useless and lengthy posts, bumps etc.) or remain effective. Blog away! Pakistani Bloggers Pakistani Bloggers is up with two new sections: 1. Pakistani Blogs and Bloggers For introducing new blogs. 2. Posts and Discussion To post a topic and commenting on them, etc. Pakistani bloggers are welcome to add their blogs, posts, or discuss blogs and blogging. Webring is now closed Pakistani Bloggers webring is now closed. Instead, a new format is set up to allow Pakistani Bloggers to list, post and discuss their blogs at will. As a courtesy to all those listed on the webring at the time, their blogs' profiles have automatically been exported to the Pakistani Bloggers. If your blog is listed there, and you wish to continue supporting this effort, please replace the existing Pakistani Bloggers Webring html code in your blog template with the one given on the left.

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By Farrukh: I have just returned from a press talk of Foreign Minister Shah Mahmud Qureshi and while the talks are still deadlocked on the issue of the judges’ restoration there is heartening signs of progress elsewhere. The Foreign Minister told us that not only has the Foreign Office sent its deliberations to the Prime Minister with the summary for req... Read more at Farrukh Khan Pitafi »

Pakistan Coalition Collapsing As US Intervenes

By Riaz Haq : The rift between the PPP and PML(N) on the question of restoring judges appeared to have widened on Sunday as Nawaz Sharif prepared to leave London amidst reports of continuing deadlock.Ahsan Iqbal, federal minister for education and a spokesman for Mr. Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League (N), said his party would quit the cabinet if the judges weren't... Read more at Haq's Musings »

Friends

By Jalaluddin: Day 10,101 - Sunday - 21 Vaisakh 1930 - 05 Jamadi ul Awwal 1429 - 11 May 2008 Over the past three days I have been immersed in the concept of friendship. What is a friend. What are friends. How does one become a friend. How does one feel about friends. Why do you take money from me and not return it. Why do I keep the books I borrow from them. And ... Read more at Tuzk E Jalali »

An Education NGOs Perspective on Pakistan

By Kalsoom: The Citizens Foundation (TCF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the education system in Pakistan. Established in 1955, TCF is now one of the country’s leading organizations in education that has established 455 purpose-built schools nationwide with an enrollment of about 55,000 students. TCF encourages gender diversity in thei... Read more at Changing Up Pakistan »

Benazir Murder, Establishments Game Plan, Our Foreign Peers

By Farrukh: When Sheila Jackson, the woman co-chairing the Pakistan caucus in the US Congress applauds the PPP’s functioning and complains about the PML-N it is something of a giveaway. Imagine what policy of the party is being applauded when there is broad consensus in Pakistani civil society circles that the party seems unsure on every policy matter. T... Read more at Farrukh Khan Pitafi »

Can Pakistan Enhance World's Food Security

By Riaz Haq : While the term "energy security" has been in vogue for many years, the term "food security" seems to be competing with it for an equal or higher ranking on the world agenda. Food Security is particularly high on the list for countries such as China with the world's largest population to feed and the Middle East nations such as Saudi Arabia and Liby... Read more at Haq's Musings »

Pakistans Shifting Political Tectonics

By Arif Rafiq: So here we are, once again. Different city, but same story. Well, story of. The (latest) deadline to restore the deposed judges is imminent. Today, Asif Zardari will meet Nawaz Sharif, in London, to ‘resolve’ their differences. Like the previous deadline, the present one could be similarly disregarded. Like last week, the onus to mo... Read more at The Pakistan Policy Blog »

Decade Long 35% Growth/yr of Pakistan Stock Market is Only

By Moinansari: The Pakistani stock market was the number one stock market in the world according to the World Bank. Its phenomenal growth this year is not an anomaly but rather capstones ten years of unprecedented growth. The US ambassador made some positive comments about the stock market of Pakistan. Arab investment is pouring in and the Chinese investment is r... Read more at Green Views »

Poem by Sidi Martin Abubakr Sirajuddin Lings

By Cyclewala : When half a thousand years and moreHad passed, and men allegiance sworeTo the Arab Prophet, beneath the tree,My willing hand was still not freeFrom bonds of time and space to beBetween his hands in fealty.Such blessings missed, time was when IWithin myself would wonder why,Half quarrelling with the book of fateFor having writ me down so late.But no... Read more at Green Sufi »

Asians Against Asians Or Asian Union

By Riaz Haq : Bill Emmott, a former editor of The Economist and a longtime Asia-watcher, says in his recently published book "Rivals" that China will continue its remarkable rise for years to come. But he thinks that a modernizing India and a resurgent Japan could end up jostling for supremacy in Asia, pitting "Asians against Asians." A balance-of-power politics... Read more at Haq's Musings »

The Increasing Pressure on Pakistans Militant Negotiations

By Kalsoom: Pro-Taliban militants announced last week that they were halting peace talks with the government because “authorities were refusing to pull troops out of tribal areas near the Afghan border,” reported BBC News. As a result, there has been a marked increase in attacks in the past several days, “including the first suicide bombing f... Read more at Changing Up Pakistan »

Zardari and 9/11

By Amna Gilani: Had it been Asif Ali Zardari running the affairs of the state of Pakistan on 9/11, the current status of Pakistan would have been entirely different. President General (r) Pervez Musharraf is not a politician. He is a commando, who shoots from the hip and takes the decisions swiftly and in digital format. He heard ‘Yes’ bit from the lot... Read more at The Pakistani Spectator »

Stupidity

By Jalaluddin: Day 10,098 - Thursday - 18 Vaisakh 1930 - 02 Jamadi ul Awwal 1429 - 08 May 2008 Apart from all the random whims, fancies and desired that I have on a day to day. Now I also want the ability to remember things that I wanted to blog about during the day. As I sit here I am clenching my fists just trying to remember what it was that I just had to blog... Read more at Tuzk E Jalali »

Mobile Internet in South Asia

By Riaz Haq : When Intel puts its weight behind an initiative, it automatically gets a boost. But when Google and Intel together join forces, no one in their right mind can bet against such a combined force. Mobile Internet with broadband access has achieved that inevitability with Google backing a Wimax joint venture between wireless veteran Craig McCaw's Clear... Read more at Haq's Musings »

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