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CCTV footage of a recent suicide attack targeting a convoy of the Frontier Constabulary's commandant in Peshawar shows a man clad in white shalwar kameez waiting on the footpath. As the convoy slows down near a check post, he casually steps on the road and blows himself up . . . Read More

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I saw this clip sometime back, if one knows Urdu as well as Pashto then listening to it invokes instant laughter. Believe me, I have carried out this experiment on a lot of my friends. The post laughter response to this has usually been a "tsk tsk" at the status of education in Pakistan. . . . Read More

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When the British decided to define the outer limits of their Indian empire, they fudged the question. After two disastrous wars in Afghanistan, they sent the Foreign Secretary of India, Sir Mortimer Durand, to Kabul in 1893 to agree the limits of British and Afghan influence. The result was the Durand Line which Pakistan considers today as its border and Afghanistan refuses to recognise. . . . Read More

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What is the relevance of tales of a legendary Pashtun king dating back five hundred years? Is it not a "Pidram Sultan Bod" (Persian quote means my father was a King) syndrome? Well it may be or it may not be depending on how one consumes the lessons of history. . . . Read More

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One of the most authentic resources on Ahmad Shah Baba is now available at Khyber.ORG. Author is Dr. Ganda Singh. . . . Read More

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