This year, Pakistan’s export of manpower to the Middle East and Libya is expected to go up by as much as 25%, as told in a news post reporting information from the Pakistan Overseas Exporters Promotion Association. In the context of the global…
Manpower Export: Blessing or Burden? Read More »
Teenagers there are some that are good all of the time but they are few and far between. If you are or were blessed with even one of those always good ones, count yourself as being one of the very fortunate of peoples of this world. The rest of them..
Why are teenagers so hard to raise? Read More »
Compare the exuberance that existed in the retail sector one year ago to the extreme cautiousness of the present date. When the newspaper are constantly flooded with the bad news from this sector, like the continuous scale downs, incomplete projects,.
Economic slowdown and its impact on retailers Read More »
Points to ponder for the majority in Sri Lanka:
Famous Quote: Truth is the first casualty of war!
In Sri Lanka: Apart from Truth, Journalists, Newspaper Editors and TV Stations are the first casualties of war!
Famous Quote: Hatred ceases not by..
Present day Sri Lanka through famous quotes (slightly changed) Read More »
Sanskrit is mother of all Indian languages. Now the mother is looking for her children to get her the due status in her own land of birth. While Bhojpuri and other regional Indian languages are finding place in the USA as President Obama directed his…
Does Sanskrit have a future? Read More »
We, usually, become annoyed with something before we become angry about it. And, if that annoyance doesn’t somehow lessen in a certain space of time we often times become very volatile. At these times we cannot always control our temper or our…
Things That Make A Person Angry Read More »
I saw this AP news 31 minutes after it came out in the Instablogs AP wire feed. I have said it before that Associated Press may be quick but not entirely accurate. So, for a more ground feel, here are a few corrections to the AP news:
(1) The…
Dreams came true this weekend for Jordanians working in the agricultural sector, as weather reports were pretty accurate, and rain fell down, accompanied with occasional snow showers.
This rain was awaited desperately as Jordan was close to…
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Turkey has had a tenuous relationship with Kurds for decades. Although Moustafa Kamel deserves a lot of credit for moving Turkey onto the path of democracy and secularism, he did also crush the previously diverse Ottoman nationalism – as it were – and…
Turkey-Iraqi Kurdistan Trade At $7 Billion Read More »
There isn’t a more dogmatic, more persistent, more stubborn, and more hateful metarecite in Western discourse than the belief that Islam explains all matters when one is dealing with Muslims.
This metanarrative was properly addressed and…
The Language of Islam? Read More »
