VOL 14 NO 1

by Zain Hassan* *The author is a cultural studies graduate, technology enthusiast and content strategist by profession. Pakistan became the country with the highest number of dark web related queries on the internet in 2018. According to the Federal Investigation Agency, More than 1.3 million users searched terms related to the dark web after Zainab, […]

by Dr. Shakil Ghori* *The author has a Masters degree from London School of Economics (LSE) and a PhD from Oxford Brookes University and worked extensively in Pakistani education sector. He is currently working as an External Consultant for the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development. This article is based on a research commissioned

by Eric Rahim Abstract (This article shares brief glimpses of the political landscape of the subcontinent (emphasis on Pakistan) from the viewpoint of the author – as a student, a journalist and an active member of the communist party from the late 1930s to the 1950s. – Editor) I start with some ‘pre-history’. During the 1880s

by A. G. Noorani* *The author is an eminent Indian scholar an expert on constitutional issues. Abstract Mohammed Ali Jinnah and Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi were masterful persons. For nearly a decade before the establishment of Pakistan, the Gandhi-Jinnah political duel was at the centre of political discourse in the subcontinent… In the case of the

by Air Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal TI (M)* *The writer is a retired Air Commodore of Pakistan Air Force. He is founding chairperson of a leading think tank: “Pakistan Focus”. An abridged version of this paper was read in an international conference organized by Political Science Department of Peshawar University and HSF Islamabad on August