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Science and Cultural Dilemma
This article discusses how three dominant global cultures - Vedic, Christianity and Islam - accept scientific truths. Christianity used to preach a dogma - Christian beliefs supersede scientific facts. They experienced reforms – starting with the renaissance era that changed Christianity for better. Not so with Islam. Vedic culture predates both C...
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Homicidal Islam
Pakistan, a nuclear power with 600,000 men in arm, has seventh largest army in the world. Pakistan is number 134 out of 177 countries on the Human Development Index but it maintains the seventh largest military on the planet. The toll by homicidal Islam continues to mount in spite of Pakistan being America’s front line state in the war on terror!......
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Development of Rural India’s Entrepreneurs
K BHATIA: Hard reality confounds cold economic theories. An estimated 300 millions of disadvantaged rural Indians are stuck in a rut of economic frustration – most of them not because they are lazy, but because they have had poor parenting, inadequate education, no mentoring, or simply bad luck. To eradicate wide-spread poverty first step is to empower rural and tribal youth with marketable skills...
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Defending Indefensible Cultural Practices
K BHATIA: If God created universe then it makes Him responsible for creation of all faiths. I suppose if God were ever to speak to the last prophet who maintains that his is the only “true” faith; to such a prophet God may say, “To continue with creation I need my space.” ......
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Mughal India and Sectarian Bombs
K BHATIA: The most glaring omission that most historians and learned commentators make is to ignore destruction of Hindu India’s educational infrastructure by Muslims rulers of India starting with the Sultanate period (tenth to thirteenth centuries) and concluding with the Mughal period (sixteenth to nineteenth centuries). Not a single center of education was established by Muslims during almost n...
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Terrorism and Political Dialogue
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Islamofascism and Islamophobia
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Political Map of Islamic Nations
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Pak, India & America: Religious Extremism
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Pakistan?s Educational System
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What?s Musharraf to do?
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Prospects for Economic Growth in S.Asia
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Pakistan: The ‘but...’ factor
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Developing democracies in Islamic nations
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To be Arabs or not: Pak dilemma
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