Modern Burn Care

Remarkable advances in burn care have been made internationally over recent decades and it is recognized that the organized efforts of burn teams are required to continue enhancing survival rates and quality of life for patients. Patients with major burns are unique, representing one of the most severe models of trauma and therefore necessitate treatment…

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A Road to Peace: Kazakhstan’s Mission of Creating a Peaceful World

Efforts for the creation of international peace and order have been introduced and promoted by the international community from countless platforms. Various intellectual circles of different backgrounds, leaders of different countries and leading policymakers of many states have remained active in presenting their ideas for creating an international peaceful order by diffusing the threats of…

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Sultana Siddiqui

Q) Ma’am kindly tell us something about your professional background and how it all started? I joined Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) in 1975 hosting regional shows for children such as Roshan Tara and later on Sang Sang Chalen, writing scripts for them also. Later when an opening came up in PTV for producers, I applied…

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Scrapping the Historic Accord

Nuclear warheads and their delivery vehicles were a hallmark of the Cold War period as most of the Asian and European countries were awash with them during that span. The period soon after the abrupt ending of the World War II till the breakup of the USSR (1947–1991) witnesses some dramatic changes in the warfare…

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Major General Akbar Khan

Akbar Khan (1912-1994) was a Pathan from Charsadda area of Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa. He was from the pareech khel clan of Muhammad zai tribe that inhabits the village of Utmanzai. Akbar was from the last batch of Indian officers commissioned from Royal Military College Sandhurst in February 1934. Lieutenant General B.M. Kaul “Bijji” was his course mate at Sandhurst…

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Distorting facts compromises security

The tremendous performance of the Pakistan Army, and other law enforcement agencies involved in counter-insurgency operations and eliminating the major pockets of terrorism in Pakistan notwithstanding, the fact remains that it is almost impossible to completely wipe out this security menace, particularly when terrorists can take refuge in urban centers or even in some tribal areas….

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