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Don't study right before exams. If you've spent the pre-test day studying, you won't have much juice left in your mind nor body. Relax. Watch a movie.

Aren't you conflating two things that might in reality be quite orthogonal? Rape may more be about overwhelming control, the other about something completely different.

Increasing education levels, if inference was anything to go by!

Ahh meth! Creates heaven on Earth, only if law enforecement understood!

I haven't lived in those times to know, but by anecdotal eveidence, people in Pakistan ~100 years ago had fewer school years on their résumés but a lot more going for them in the ethics department. The qur-aan is the qur-aan not kitaab! It's oral.

What kind of jihaad?

Seem propos more of diplomatic courtesy. PAF shouldn't read too much into them.

Efes, isn't that the popular Turkish beer?

jalasa not jalsa. It means sitting in.

I heard there were many jihaadis who go for small-time acting roles to Mumbai. It was common to hear 'Here's X, a struggler', but I don't think they're hated generally. And J&K is hardly the best known place in India for the media indistry.

If they included Afghanistan on the list, it will take the first all the way to the tenth places!

Yup, no other happening in Iran could come close to defrauding as many as the 'Islamic' Revolution did!

hang on to every word in this post all you young guys looking for a med to get your head of hair back:

He's got a very central-Panjab Urdu accent!

If the BIIP cannot be trusted with spelling mulla (i.e. without an h) right, could it be trusted to draw correct conclusion from a situation as complex as Afghanistan's?

post reported.

If it is the same bill that lets a security-agency personnel to shoot to kill a civilian for suspicion, then in my book NA just committed an act of treason on Pakistan. Security forces are meant for citizens' security.

Read this about 10 years ago, and then some people claimed it was a hoax.

makaan is a misnomer. It means a point in space, not a house.

Too much balderdash in the opening paragraphs. Sad that nyt readers will only get to see this, and not things without too many assumptions and colored glasses.