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ркЬрко્ркоુ-ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ркиો ркЕркЬાркг્ркпો ркИркдિрк╣ાрк╕

ркЖрккркгે рк╕ркоાркЪાрк░ ркдрк░ીркХે ркЬрко્ркоુ-ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ркиી рк╡ાркдો рк░ોркЬ рк╕ાંркнрк│ીркП ркЫીркП, рккркг рк╡િркЧркдрк╡ાрк░ ркКંркбાркгрккૂрк░્рк╡ркХркиી ркоાрк╣િркдીркиા ркЕркнાрк╡ે рк╡ાркд ркЦાрк╕ рк╕ркоркЬાркдી ркиркеી. ркЪાрк▓ો, рккрк╣ેрк▓ાં ркоૂрк│ рк╡ાркдો ркмрк░ાркмрк░ рк╕ркоркЬીркпે. ркЬрко્ркоુ-ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ркиો ркИркдિрк╣ાрк╕ рлзрлорлирли: ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬા ркЧુрк▓ાркмрк╕િંрк╣ ркЬрко્ркоુркиી ркЧાркжીркП ркмેркаા. рлзрлорлкрлм: ркЬрко્ркоુ ркЕркиે ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ ркмрки્ркиે ркПркХ рк░ાркЬ્ркп ркмрки્ркпા. ркИрк╕્ркЯ ркИрки્ркбિркпા ркХંрккркиી ркЕркиે ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬા ркЧુрк▓ાркмрк╕િંрк╣ рк╡ркЪ્ркЪે ркЕркоૃркдрк╕рк░ рк╕ંркзિ ркеркИ. рлзрлорллрлн: рк╕્рк╡ркдંркд્рк░ркдાркиી рккрк╣ેрк▓ી рк▓ркбાркИ… ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬા ркЧુрк▓ાркмрк╕િંрк╣ркиું ркорк░ркг. рлзрлпрлкрлн: ркнાрк░ркд рк╡િркнાркЬрки рк╕ાркеે ркнાрк░ркд ркЕркиે рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાрки ркПрко ркмે ркнાркЧркоાં рк╕્рк╡ркдંркд્рк░ ркеркпું. рк░рк░-рлзрлж-рлкрлн: ркЬрко્ркоુ-ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ рккрк░ рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાркиે ркХркмાрк▓ીркпો рк╡ркбે ркЖркХ્рк░ркоркг ркХрк░્ркпું ркЕркиે рлз/рлй ркнાркЧ ркХркмркЬે ркХрк░્ркпો. рлирлм-рлзрлж-рлкрлн: ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬા рк╣рк░િрк╕િંрк╣ ркнાрк░ркд ркЬોркбાркг рккркд્рк░ рккрк░ рк╕рк╣ી ркХрк░ી… ркЬрко્ркоુ-ркХાрк╢્ркоીрк░ркиું ркнાрк░ркдркоાં ркЬોркбાркг. рлй9-рлзрлж-рлкрлн: рк╢ેркЦ ркЕркм્ркжુрк▓્рк▓ા ркЖрккાркд рккрк╢ાрк╕ркХ ркиીркоાркпા. рлзрлн-рлзрлз-рлкрлн: ркк્рк░ркЬા рккрк░િрк╖ркж рккркХ્рк╖ркиી рк╕્ркеાрккркиા.

ркнાрк░ркд рк╡િ. рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાрки: ркЖрккркгે ркоિркд્рк░ો ркХેрко ркиркеી?

ркнાрк░ркд-рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાркиркиા рк╕ંркмંркзો ркПркЯрк▓ી ркЬркЯિрк▓ рк╕ркорк╕્ркпા ркЫે, ркдે рк╡િрк╖ркпркХ рлзрлорлж рккાркиાркиા рккુрк╕્ркдркХркиો рк╕ાрк░ ркХрк╣ેрк╡ા ркЦૂркм рк╣ોрк╢િркпાрк░ી ркоાંркЧે ркЫે. рк╣ું ркк્рк░ркпркд્рки ркХрк░ીрк╢. ркЖ рк╡ાркд ркд્рк░ркг ркоુркжાркоાં рк╡рк╣ેંркЪીркиે рк╕ાрк░ી рк░ીркдે рк╕ркоркЬાрк╡ી рк╢ркХીрк╢. ркнાрк░ркд-рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાрки рк╡ркЪ્ркЪેркиા ркпુркж્ркзો, ркнાрк░ркд-рккાркХિрк╕્ркдાрки ркЕркиે рк╡િрк╢્рк╡ркиા ркиેркдા ркЕркиે ркмીркЬાркУркиા ркоંркдрк╡્ркпો ркХрк╣ીрк╢, ркЫેрк▓્рк▓ે, ркЖркЦી рк╡ાрк░્ркдાркиો рк╕ાрк░-ркЙрккрк╕ંрк╣ાрк░ ркХрк╣ીрк╢.

Who Is At Fault: India, Pakistan, Or Both?

India-Pakistan relation’s issue is a very complex subject and to summarise it in a 180-page book needs great skill. This interesting book ‘India Vs Pakistan: Why Can’t We Just Be Friends?’ written by Husain Haqqani caught all my attention. I also got an opportunity to present its review to my fellow members of the Senior Citizenship Club. Following their enthusiastic response to my talk, I now have this great urge to share the review with my blog readers as well. I shall try by introducing the author, telling about different wars, what leaders of India, Pakistan and other nations tell and finally the conclusion. The Author: Hussain Haqqani Hussain Haqqani is a Pakistani, who is a former Pakistani Ambassador to the US. Not only that, but he was also an advisor to four Pakistani Prime Ministers including Late Benazir Bhutto. The author is currently the Director for South and Central Asia at the Hudson Institute in Washington DC. The authenticity of his writing increases because

Dawood Ibrahim - A Journey From Dongri To Karachi, Via Dubai

One of the recent off-bit topics I’ve read, this one book about ‘Mumbai Mafia’ has been the most interesting, well-researched and well-written. Here is an excerpt from Dawood Ibrahim's journey from “Dongri to Dubai”, and the six decades of Mumbai mafia.

The Tragic Story Of Partition

One of the most important chapters in the Indian history (and equally so for Pakistan) is the partition of the nation in 1947. This article is a review of the book “The Tragic Story Of Partition” by H V Sheshadri. рдФрд░ рджेрд╢ рдмрдЯ рдЧрдпा (Hindi) рк╡િркнાркЬркиркиી ркХрк░ુркгાંркдિркХા (Gujarati)  Translated in Gujarati by Nalin Pandya, Kishor Makwana and Bhagirath Desai. Pages: 294, Price: Rs. 90. Published by Sadhana Pustaka Prakashan, Ram Nivas, Baliyakaka Marg, Near Juna Dhorbajar, Kankaria, Ahmedabad - 380028

Train to Pakistan - Book Review

A story of a little known frontier village Mano - Majra (Punjab) - a railway station situated near the bank of river Sutlej dividing India & Pakistan. Here the author narrates the history of 1947 Summer after Partition was declared and frontier elsewhere has become the scene of rioting and bloodshed, but this is the village where Sikhs and Muslims have always lived peacefully and partition did not mean much. Life is regulated by the trains which rattle across the nearby river bridge. One day a local money lender is Kala Ramlal is murdered. Suspicion falls upon Juggut Singh - a gangster having an affair with the Muslim weaver's young daughter Nooran. A western educated communist agent Iqbal Singh comes and does his activity here and stays at gurudwara after meeting Meet Singh - a priest. And one day a train comes from Pakistan full of dead Sikhs and some days later the same thing - a train full Sikhs from Pakistan is repeated. Imam Baksh, Mullah a Muslim spiritual leader at a mo