The Lion and the Betrayal

The Resilient Roar of Tipu Sultan and Imran Khan's Fierce Stand Against Internal and External Forces. By Naveeda Sultan 

A Rebuttal to Catherine Bennett

Catherine Bennett’s recent article, titled “Is the Taliban-friendly Imran Khan really the best choice as Oxford’s next chancellor?” published on September 1, 2024, has certainly sparked controversy. However, her arguments against Imran Khan appear selective and flawed. It’s time to challenge these points and uncover the broader picture.

(Despite Being Shot, Ousted, and Generally Maltreated by the Empire)"

"Wounded, But Not Broken: Khan's Quest for Justice Continues, Much to the Chagrin of Uncle Sam and Local Lackeys"

August 5, 2024 marks completion of exact one year of Imran Khan's illegal imprisonment. It is a tale of exceptional courage, perseverance and resistance against all odds and unrelenting state persecution and might - unprecedented in the past and unlikely to happen again in foreseeable future.

Sehat Sahulat Programme by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government

The explosive popularity of Imran Khan’s recent The Economist article reveals why he remains the dominant political force in Pakistan heading towards elections, despite unjust efforts to minimize his voice. With over 1.3 million reads on twitter alone, Khan’s op-ed outshone all other The Economist content since 2007. This massive endorsement underscores his unique visionary appeal as a leader. 

Imran Khan, Pakistan's charismatic former cricket star and ex-Prime Minister, is known for his bold persona and populist rhetoric. Yet his true passion lies in humanitarian work, especially after losing his mother to cancer in 1985.