Pakistan Resolution Day symbolizes the efforts for the establishment of an ideological foundation, with an idea of an independent Islamic state for the Muslims with equal rights for minorities, under the leadership of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Throughout his arduous journey of confronting the historical challenges in the shape of identity threat to Muslims, the Hindu hostility against the representation of the Muslims in the government and their socioeconomic and political survival in the Indian Subcontinent, he advocated passionately for the rights of Muslims. On March 23, 1940 in Lahore, more than one lakh people and Muslim leaders hailing from Bengal to Frontier, gathered together under the inspiring leadership of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and resolved to make Pakistan the largest Muslim State in the world, under the auspices of All India Muslim League (AIML), the ... Read More

Pakistan Army is relentlessly vigilant in protecting the motherland from both internal as well as external challenges. The essence of the Armed Forces of Pakistan, unlike India, is that despite the decline in defense allocation as s percentage of GDP in the past few decades, in order to develop the ... Read More

The increasing digital divide between the Indian rural and urban population coupled with the lack of infrastructure poses serious challenges to its economic potential. With disruptive economic structures, India’s economic struggle can have a  ripple effect on the global economy. The ... Read More