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Why Would Agencies Want to Kill Asma Jahangir?
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It is the fundamental right of each freeborn to possess access to food, clean water and twitter however if you're a person's rights activist your initial right is perhaps the twitter, what would humanity do with a person's rights advocate with no twitter.
The twitter development is overwhelming, whereas it's the power to transfer real thought, distinctive analysis and increased social experience; the area nonheritable in it by any whole of thought is directly proportional to the amount of the proponents of that thought occupying the twitter area itself. thus inevitably the liberals WHO ar liable to be additional social and open in their fashion tend to occupy this medium over the folk, like they are doing all alternative media. And simply imagine what might happen if all the liberals were active on one same tool; disturbance.
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CIA agent Berkan Yashar Claimed Osama bin Laden not killed by US
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Berkan Yashar, a Turkish politician and former North {american country|North American nation} agent claimed that the American failed to kill the al qaeda leader Osama terrorist and in reality, he died naturally, Russian media reportable on weekday.
The politician was lecture Russia’s Channel One, reported.
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Has Imran Khan’s Political Tsunami Hit Pakistani Shores?
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I have never had the patience for long-winded novels, and much less for memoirs, but I am glad I persuaded myself to read Imran Khan’s Pakistan: A Personal History. Now that Tehreek-e-Insaaf , the political party founded and led by Imran Khan, gathers momentum – after many years in the political wilderness – and may yet grow to challenge the established political parties in the next elections, it is time to take a closer look at the man who leads this party, and promises to restore justice and dignity to Pakistan’s long-suffering but mostly passive population.
I have never had the patience for long-winded novels, and much less for memoirs, but I am glad I persuaded myself to read Imran Khan’s Pakistan: A Personal History. Now that Tehreek-e-Insaaf , the political party founded and led by Imran Khan, gathers momentum – after many years in the political wilderness – and may yet grow to challenge the established political parties in the next elections, it is time to take a closer look at the man who leads this party, and promises to restore justice and dignity to Pakistan’s long-suffering but mostly passive population.
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Our Problem is Corruption of Our Politicians
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The dismal state of democracy in Asian country, amongst several alternative factors, is additionally because of lack of automatic norms and transparency among the political parties. it's unhappy to notice that political parties, despite criticism from everybody, don't seem to be able to introduce democracy among their structure and dealing.
Unless these parties reform themselves by introducing elementary changes in their operating, there's no hope for property democratic set-up in pakistan. all told established democracies, political parties frequently hold elections among their ranks and files, prepare and publish their audited accounts, file tax returns, disclose names of donors before the committee similarly as file details with proof of expenditures. of these components area unit conspicuous by their absence in our political culture.
Since long, it's been highlighted in Asian country that the soi-disant champions of accountability don't gift themselves during a clear manner. this can be why they can not inspire and convert others to imitate.
Enjoying extraordinary privileges and perquisites, living standards of judges and generals (courtesy taxpayers’ money) produce an impact that they're on top of the law. Politicians use this as a pretext and justify corruption in their ranks. Politicians blame the ‘system’ for of these maladies while not realizing that they need the most responsibility to alter the system. Nothing can modification unless they 1st bring transparency and governance among their parties.
Politicians need to act responsibly all told spheres whether or not in power or con. Their role is important for effective operating of establishments of the State. Being role models, it's imperative for them to indicate others by their conduct, the supremacy of rule of law. If they cherish corruption and malpractices, the whole form of government becomes discredited.
Once in power affirmative the close to and pricey and/or amassing wealth and power through unlawful means that is what destroys democracy. whereas in power, they ought to demonstrate by their actions that {they area unit|they're} custodians of public religion and are guaranteed to work for public cause and not personal gains. Why have they did not do thus in Pakistan?
The main cause is authoritarians among parties, no respect for advantage and lack of accountability. Presently, the majority political parties in Asian country area unit controlled either by one man or one or two of people with staff showing loyalty to their chief instead of to the party’s declaration. Obviously, in return, they expect personal favors from the chief once the party is in power.
If Asian country should take off of this gift mess, group action of political parties may be a should. Political lifetime of a personal needs that he complies with all laws of the land — one demonstrative proof of it's to discharge commercial enterprise obligations. If a political {candidate} doesn't pay his taxes honestly however can he expect standard man to try and do the same?
Lack of tax culture in Asian country has its roots within the open defiance of tax laws by the made and mighty. Not solely have they unbroken themselves outside the tax orbit, they conjointly experience in telling others that tax officers dare not question them.
Article seventy seven of the Constitution pronounces that no tax shall be levied except by or beneath the authority of Parliament. If anyone commits negligence in paying taxes, he in fact, violates Article five that says: “Loyalty to the State is that the basic duty of each national.” during this context, the duty to pay taxes may be a Constitutional obligation. At a similar time, it's the duty of the State as ordained in Article three to confirm “the elimination of all sorts of exploitation and therefore the gradual fulfillment of the basic principle, from every per his ability to every per his work”.
Elected members and people nisus to become thus, 1st of all, should show the voters that they're tax-complying people. If they fail to try and do thus, clearly they can not be thought-about eligible to contest elections. it's the responsibility of a party to confirm that its election candidates have filed their tax returns. All existing political parties within the returning elections, before distributing tickets should get proof of tax returns from the aspiring candidates. this could be a primary step towards group action of the political culture in Asian country.
In Asian country, law is breathing for filing annual income/expenditure statements with the committee however no party extremely cares concerning it. despotism is visible all told political parties and any dissident voice is prohibited un democratically. In most cases, the person becomes persona non grate United Nations agency in reaction either becomes a apostate or forms a separate block.
For political parties there ought to be a provision within the tax Ordinance 2001 creating it obligatory them to file their tax returns. Their financial gain ought to be exempt from tax, provided they file returns voluntarily and gift audited accounts for scrutiny.
Such provisions exist in tax laws of all the foremost democracies. In India, not solely will this law exist [section 13A of tax Act, 1961] however recently Chief Election Commissioner of Asian nation, S Y Qureshi, asked the Indian Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to scrutinize accounts submitted by political parties.
In Asian country, it's time to form filing of tax returns obligatory for all registered political parties, that ought to be scrutinized and created public by any national having the proper to question their truthfulness. Donations received by parties ought to qualify for tax credits as they, being non-profit organisations everywhere the globe, area unit thought-about as entities operating for public functions. In Pakistan we haven't nevertheless promoted this concept that political parties ought to be exemplary non-profit organisations totally committed to any the reason behind public welfare.
This idea is very important from several views. Once folks associate themselves with a selected party having clear objectives and aims, they conjointly extend financial backing for his or her action. meaningful participation of plenty in democracy and electoral method will solely be ensured if they need the proper to question their leaders concerning use of their cash.
Resistance against institution of an independent accountability authority in Pakistanis conjointly because of the very fact that the ruling trio is aware of that any such body would expose their corruption. The method forward is that political parties ought to be forced to stay correct accounts, get them audited by acknowledged companies and file tax returns. the method of filtration among the parties may be a necessary step towards a clear and democratic setup.
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Zardari says he's fine, vows to return soon
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ISLAMABAD / DUBAI: President Asif Ali Zardari is “fine” and will return home soon, a news anchor quoted him as saying on Friday, nearly a week after his rush to a Dubai hospital led to speculation he might resign and even of a possible coup.
“I’m fine and will return soon,” Zardari reportedly told Hamid Mir, a news anchor, who repeated the comments on state television. “I did not want to leave. My children and friends and the prime minister insisted that I go for a checkup.”
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Russians Refuse to Shake Obama’s Hand
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In the last news cycle there were a lot of stories written about Barack Obama’s visit to Russia. But one story that didn’t appear anywhere in the American media (that I saw) was about the Russian leaders refusing to shake Obama’s hand.
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Ch Nisar resigns as PAC chairman
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Shah Mehmood Qureshi joins PTI
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Shah Mehmood Qureshi made the announcement during his address to a huge public meeting in the presence of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan in Ghotki.
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The ‘MemoGate’ Scandal – Zardari’s Secret Memo?
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Lahore:(PTI) Imran khan Jalsa,Imran warns of civil disobedience if assets not declared
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LAHORE: Pakistan cricket hero turned politician Imran Khan told a huge rally Sunday that his party would help US troops pull out from Afghanistan and bring militancy in the country to an end.
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| Pakistani politician and former cricketer Imran Khan arrives at a rally in Lahore. Pakistan cricket hero turned politician Khan told a huge rally Sunday that his party would help US troops pull out from Afghanistan and bring militancy in the country to an end. © AFP Arif Ali |
Addressing a crowd of tens of thousands in the eastern city of Lahore he said his Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) party would like to have friendly — but not slavish — relations with the US.
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Imran Khan (PTI) Tehreek e Insaaf Islamabad Rally against drones
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Venue is Minar-e-Pakistan, date is 30th October and time is 2 PM.
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Jemima joins Imran Khan for anti-drone rally
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| Jemima Khan, ex-wife of PTI chief Imran Khan with a colleague during PTI's press conference regarding a rally against drone strikes. Jemima has donated cameras to tribal leaders to gather photographic evidence of drone strikes. PHOTO: NNI |
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PM Gilani: Power aspirants should wait till next elections
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LAHORE: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Sunday said that the people, who have the ambitions to come to power, should wait until next general elections in 2013.
Addressing the journalists in an oath-taking ceremony of the Lahore Press Club's executive body members at Aiwan-e-Iqbal, he brushed aside the rumours that the government of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) was going to be changed. No miracle will happen before the general elections to be held in 2013, he said, adding that those who were expecting a shortcut should wait until then.
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