Opinion
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| Will misled Kashmiri youth learn from Pakistan's international ignominy? | | | Jaibans Singh | 9/26/2017 10:22:32 PM |
| | It has become a habit
for Pakistan to come
back from international forums, especially the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), with egg on its face. This year, the shame has been even more pronounced for the country.
In the recently concluded session of the UNGA, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi made his maiden address. This would, perhaps, be the only opportunity that he will get to address to the august assembly, considering his tenuous hold over the premiership.
So far as Pakistan is concerned, the person giving the speech may change but the script remains the same. This year was no different! Abbasi did nothing more than rave and rant against India as mandated b | |
| | | | Shame of Gorakhpur | | | M.M.Khajooria | 9/26/2017 10:22:09 PM |
| | Insensitive politi-
cian, callousness cor-
rupt and inefficient administrators and heartless, incapable and criminally negligent medicos appear to have ganged up to enact a tragedy of gargantuan proportions in the BRD Medical College Gorakhpur resulting in massacre of thousands of infants. Gorakhpur has been the epicentre of encephalitis since 1978, when the first case was reported. The hospital affiliated to the College Baba Raghav Das Medical College is the only tertiary care centre in a 300 km sq. region around Gorakhpur. This region has seen severe annualencephalitis outbreaks, and the hospital attracts a large number of poor patients from Uttar Pradesh,Bihar, and | |
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