Ganga Plane Hijack 1971: How Two Kashmiri Hijackers Exposed India & RAW’s Conspiracy Against Pakistan

Ganga Plane Hijack 1971

Ganga Plane Takeoff 1971 On 30 January 1971, at about 11:30 in the morning, when a Fokker aircraft named Ganga took off from Srinagar, Kashmir for Jammu, there were a total of 30 people on board, including the crew. However, some of them were actually agents of India’s intelligence agency, RAW, travelling in the guise … Read more

History of the Ahmadiyya Qadiani Movement: From Declaring Others Non-Muslim to Facing Exclusion

Ahmadiyya Qadiani Movement:

Early Doctrines and the Division of the Ahmadiyya Movement (1908–1914) In 1914, following the death of the first caliph of the Qadiani community, Hakeem Noor-ud-Din, the Ahmadiyya movement split into two factions: the Qadian group and the Lahore group. The Qadian group came under the leadership of Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmood Ahmad, the 25-year-old son of … Read more

Benazir Bhutto Assassination: The Final Hours and What Really Happened on 27 December 2007

Benazir Bhutto assassination

Benazir Bhutto assassination: the plot was set in motion on the night of December 26–27, 2007, when a Taliban handler named Nasrallah arrived in Rawalpindi shortly after midnight. He brought with him two fifteen-year-old boys, Bilal and Ikramullah. During their training they were taught that before carrying out a suicide bombing they must perform a … Read more

The Zikri Sect of Balochistan: History, Beliefs, and Contemporary Challenges

Zikri sect Balochistan Pakistan

Zikri Sect in Balochistan The Zikri Mahdavi sect is a well-known religious group found in Balochistan, Pakistan, and its surrounding areas. Members of this sect are called “Zikris,” a name derived from the word Zikr (remembrance of God). The Zikris are mostly concentrated in southern Balochistan, particularly in Turbat and its adjoining regions. Essentially, the … Read more

The Saifi Sufi Order in Pakistan: From Unique Spiritual Gatherings to the Rise of Street Politics

Saifi Silsila Sufi Pakistan 1

Introduction In terms of population, Islam is the largest religion in Pakistan, with nearly 97 percent of the people adhering to it. In the modern democratic era, Pakistan and Israel are the two states that were established on the basis of religion. Therefore, it is perhaps not surprising that the state religion of Pakistan is … Read more

The October 12, 1999 Military Coup: Nawaz Sharif vs. Pervez Musharraf’s Battle for Pakistan (PML-N Series Part 5)

1999 military coup Nawaz Sharif Pervez Musharraf Ziauddin Butt

Read Previous Part-4 of Political History of Nawaz Sharif and 1999 Military Coup The Secret Meeting in Multan Then came the day when the decision for the tide to turn was to be made. On October 12th, at 10:00 AM, Nawaz Sharif departed from Islamabad to deliver a routine political speech in the city of … Read more