01-12-2006, 12:55 PM
அதை நான் தவறு என்று சொல்லவில்லையே !! எனக்கு ஈழ பிரச்சனையும் தெரியும் காஷ்மீர் பிரச்சனையும் தெரியும்
இது பாக்கிஸ்தான் புகழ் பெற்ற டான் பத்திகிகயில் அன்மையில் வெளி வந்த ஒரு கடிதம்.(ஆங்கில்த்தில் பதிவு செய்கிரேன், மன்னிக்கவும்)
Pakistan’s status
FOLLOWING Mr Vipal Thakur’s letter of Nov 26, there have been more letters.
Unfortunately, the worst point of the whole story is that we do not realize our weaknesses and that’s why we do not try to remove them. One can cite a few cases of corruption here and there in both Pakistan and India. But this does not mean that we are better than others and so should be left alone. No matter Pakistan is our beloved country and this is the place where we have to live or die, but we would like this country to be on the top of the world so that our future generations can have a comfortable life. In spite of this, the following points are worth mentioning:
1. Since independence, 58 years have passed and during this period for more than half the time we have been under army rule and martial law. No doubt, the fault lies with our leaders and the army is not to be blamed. Our neighbouring country during the last 58 years remained under democracy and that is why it is well respected in the outside world.
2. During this period we have lost more than half of the country as the population of East Pakistan was 56 per cent. We never talk about this and discuss it to find out the cause so that this should not happen in the future.
3. After 1947, we the Indian Muslims are divided into five nations, i.e., Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indian, Azad Kashmir and occupied Kashmir while the Hindus are still Indian and hold one nationality.
India’s father of atomic power is well recognized and now is president of the country while ours is under house arrest. The reason for this is that the former worked in the interest of his nation while our hero worked for self-interest at the cost of the country’s name and fame.
Over the last 58 years we have not decided which way we should go. We are still debating whether to have parliamentary or presidential form of Government, what type of education we should have and what type of economy we should follow. Unless we fix our direction, how can we march forward?
ISHTIAQ AHMED KHAN
Karachi
http://www.dawn.com/2006/01/11/letted.htm
இது பாக்கிஸ்தான் புகழ் பெற்ற டான் பத்திகிகயில் அன்மையில் வெளி வந்த ஒரு கடிதம்.(ஆங்கில்த்தில் பதிவு செய்கிரேன், மன்னிக்கவும்)
Pakistan’s status
FOLLOWING Mr Vipal Thakur’s letter of Nov 26, there have been more letters.
Unfortunately, the worst point of the whole story is that we do not realize our weaknesses and that’s why we do not try to remove them. One can cite a few cases of corruption here and there in both Pakistan and India. But this does not mean that we are better than others and so should be left alone. No matter Pakistan is our beloved country and this is the place where we have to live or die, but we would like this country to be on the top of the world so that our future generations can have a comfortable life. In spite of this, the following points are worth mentioning:
1. Since independence, 58 years have passed and during this period for more than half the time we have been under army rule and martial law. No doubt, the fault lies with our leaders and the army is not to be blamed. Our neighbouring country during the last 58 years remained under democracy and that is why it is well respected in the outside world.
2. During this period we have lost more than half of the country as the population of East Pakistan was 56 per cent. We never talk about this and discuss it to find out the cause so that this should not happen in the future.
3. After 1947, we the Indian Muslims are divided into five nations, i.e., Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indian, Azad Kashmir and occupied Kashmir while the Hindus are still Indian and hold one nationality.
India’s father of atomic power is well recognized and now is president of the country while ours is under house arrest. The reason for this is that the former worked in the interest of his nation while our hero worked for self-interest at the cost of the country’s name and fame.
Over the last 58 years we have not decided which way we should go. We are still debating whether to have parliamentary or presidential form of Government, what type of education we should have and what type of economy we should follow. Unless we fix our direction, how can we march forward?
ISHTIAQ AHMED KHAN
Karachi
http://www.dawn.com/2006/01/11/letted.htm
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