TURBAT, Kech – May 31: The Pakistan Army has started the Operation in various areas of Turbat Kech district, Balochistan. That a many numbers of army has been seen in the areas of Zarin Bugg Dasht (Kech, Balochistan) and also some Jet Airplanes and Gun ship Helicopter surrounding the mountains of Dasht, Kech, Balochistan.
BNM Press Release
by Saqib Baloch
Let’s first understand what national doctrine is and why it is so important for a nation to have one. National doctrine is a set of guidelines of policies and principles a nation choose to follow which reflect the cultural, social, historical, and political ideology of the nation. We should not be confused between national doctrine and constitution. A national doctrine is nation’s vision, mission and ideology on the other hand a constitution is based on national doctrine and bear legal importance. National doctrine not only serves you when devising foreign and internal polices but it would also safeguard you from your own friends and foes. Once a nation develop consensus on preset policies and principles then any conspiracy against the national interest would easily be turned down.
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American Friends of Balochistan protest rally outside the White House in Washington D.C. Friday to mark the 12 anniversary of Pakistan testing of nuclear weapons in Occupied Balochistan.
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A cursory literary analysis of the work of poet Mansur Baloch highlights his portrayal of a fisherman who through his constant crying is mistakenly thought to be mad, but the fact is that he weeps for a cause. He weeps because he thinks of Balochistan. He imagines that everything is weeping, including the deep impassable sea, which is filled with his tears of blood.
The poet’s graphic characterization of his grieving homeland is all too appropriate for the occasion we mark today. For today we join in him in mourning Balochistan’s losses resulting from the leadership of Pakistan’s nuclear test initiative at Chagai Hills, twelve years ago. We mourn the fundamental loss of Baloch liberty which undergirded the decision to test, and the loss of entitlement to basic human rights, already in short supply in the underdeveloped province.
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Nawab Yousif Ali Khan Aziz Magsi
Nawab Yousif Ali Khan Aziz Magsi was born in 1901 in Jal Magsi, Balochistan. His father Nawab Qassir Khan Magsi was the chief of Magsi tribe. He learned his Basic and religious education from Qasi Rasool Buskh. Mulana Gulam Qader of Baulpur taught him Urdu, Persian and Arabic. He became a pupil of Kaniah Lal of Lahore to learn English. Under the guidance of such great teacher of there time Yousif Magsi personality was build, which made him the visionary, revolutionary, freedom loving leader of the Baloch nation.
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by Imtiaz Baloch
Pakistan is the country that gives national security experts around the world nightmares. Pakistan is a country with an unstable and irrational history- Pakistan is a country that harbors Al-Qaida and its radical Islamic cells- Pakistan is a country with a notorious intelligence service which pampers Taliban- Pakistan is a country whose army’s very anthem is to become the mercenary of the Islamic world right from the River Neil to Kashagar (Uyghur) China. It’s a country whose notorious nuclear missiles are named after the Islamic invaders who came from Central Asia to invade India. And if you want to put some more spice into this, it’s a country with a nuclear arsenal.
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Baluch Sarmachar 