White-Collar Corruption? The Dramatic Wealth Transformation of PTI Figures
ISLAMABAD: Investigative scrutiny of assets belonging to key Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) figures has revealed contrasting patterns of wealth changes since the 2017-2018 period. Details drawn from election nomination papers, Federal…
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El Mencho: From a Poor Avocado Farmer’s Son to Mexico’s Bloodiest Drug Kingpin
The Complete Story of His Rise, Reign of Terror, and Shocking Death in 2026 On…
The Dark Legacy of Jeffrey Epstein: From Teacher to Trafficker, and the Unraveling Files
In the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea lies Little St. James, a 75-acre island…
The Battle of Mogadishu: Pakistan Army’s Heroic Rescue Amid Chaos
In the sweltering heat of October 3, 1993, the streets of Mogadishu, Somalia, turned into…
Muslims Who Chose India to Stay
The partition of India in 1947 marked one of the most tumultuous chapters in modern…
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Unveiling Pakistan’s Economic Reality: Real Data vs. Government Claims
Every government claims its tenure brought prosperity, but these assertions often rely on cherry-picked statistics, ignoring broader realities. For underdeveloped nations like Pakistan, true progress—or decline—requires examining a comprehensive set…
The Irony of Anti-Corruption
How Imran Khan’s Promise Became a Web of Offshore Money and Political Cronyism When Imran Khan first entered Pakistan’s political arena, he presented himself as a crusader against corruption, pledging…
Constitutional Amendment: Right or Wrong? How Legal and Constitutional Changes Have Mocked the Rule of Law in Pakistan
I'm all about truth-seeking and cutting through the noise with facts and logic. This 27th Amendment—promoting Army Chief Gen. (now Field Marshal) Asim Munir to a lifetime rank, extending tenures…
Who Really Owns Pakistan – You, Me, or Just 22 Families?
Do you really feel this country belongs to us… or has it ever truly belonged to our children? The Pakistani flag flies on every house on 14 August, but who…
From 1947 to Today: Who Has Looted Pakistan?
Since Pakistan's independence in 1947 up to now, this nation has been subjected to relentless plunder. At the time of Pakistan's creation in 1947, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah envisioned a…
The Pir, The Peerni and The Prime Minister
How a Mystic, the Spy Agency, and a Political Party Orchestrated Imran Khan’s Rise and Fall Exclusive Investigation Reveals the Occult Mechanics Behind Pakistan’s Political Theatre ISLAMABAD Pakistan’s politics has…
Goli Kyun Chalai? Unjust Killings & State Violence During PTI Rule (2018-2022)
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government, which ruled from August 2018 to April 2022, repeatedly justified the use of lethal force against protesters, often labeling peaceful demonstrations as “attacks on the…
Taj Mahal: Mughal Masterpiece or Hindu Temple? Debunking the Propaganda Film “The Taj Story”
The Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a global symbol of love, has once again fallen victim to propaganda. The 2025 Hindi-language film The Taj…
Who Really Fuels the World’s Destruction?
In a world where narratives are spun to vilify and divide, the finger of blame is often pointed at Muslims, painting them as the harbingers of chaos and destruction. But…
The Rising Tide of Hate Against Muslims in India
The Rising Tide of Hate Against Muslims in India India, once celebrated as the world’s largest democracy, is increasingly grappling with a surge in religious division and hate-driven politics that…
The “I Love Muhammad” Campaign: An Innocent Cultural Expression Twisted by BJP’s Anti-Muslim Propaganda
In the heart of India's diverse cultural mosaic, simple acts of religious devotion—rooted in centuries-old traditions—should foster unity, not division. Yet, the "I Love Muhammad" campaign, which emerged as a…
What is Happening in Bangladesh? Who Are Razakars & What is Controversial Quota System
Bangladesh Simmers After Student Protests Erupt Over Job Quotas Bangladesh has been grappling with a wave of student protests that erupted in June 2024, triggered by a contentious government job…
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Rising Hatred Against Muslims in India: The Looming Threat of Genocide
Rising Hatred Against Muslims in India and the Threat of Genocide Over the past decade,…
Pakistan Vs India War 2025: Misinformation, Military Miscalculations, and Pakistan’s Diplomatic Win
Introduction In mid-2025, a deadly explosion targeting Indian paramilitary forces in Pulwama district reignited tensions…
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The Forgotten Story of Sindh’s African Slaves: From “Black Ivory” to Cultural Legacy
A Port of Shadows Imagine Karachi in the early 1800s. Its port was not yet the bustling metropolis we know today, but a small coastal town with wooden dhows anchored offshore, their sails fluttering in the Arabian Sea breeze. Amid the smells of spices, dates, and pearls, another kind of trade thrived — one far darker. Men, women, and children, their wrists bound with ropes, were marched through the sandy streets, their fates decided in the slave markets. This was the story of Sindh’s African slaves, a chapter that remains hidden in the larger narrative of South Asian history.…
Valentina Gomez: Who Is She and Why Did She Burn the Quran?
Valentina Gomez: A Desperate Quest for Notoriety Through Bigotry and Provocation In…
Media Restrictions under Imran Khan and the “Media Predator” Label
Crackdown on Criticism of the Military During PTI’s Rule (2018–2022)During the tenure…
The Battle of Mogadishu: Pakistan Army’s Heroic Rescue Amid Chaos
In the sweltering heat of October 3, 1993, the streets of Mogadishu,…
The Dark Legacy of Jeffrey Epstein: From Teacher to Trafficker, and the Unraveling Files
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