The India-Pakistan conflict has shifted from traditional warfare to a battle of lawfare, where each nation leverages legal frameworks to undermine the other. This emerging geopolitical strategy involves the use of international courts and legal battles to further national interests, marking a stark evolution in the conflict. The article sheds light on how lawfare is becoming a powerful tool in reshaping the future of cross-border tensions between these two rivals.
Criterion Quarterly
Vol 14-3 (Jul/Sep 2019)
Who Destroyed the Cabinet Mission’s Plan & Why?
The Cabinet Mission Plan was a critical moment in South Asian history, aiming to prevent partition. However, the collapse of the plan was driven by various political players and their conflicting ambitions. This article unpacks the key motives behind the plan’s destruction, revealing how these decisions shaped the course of history.
Reclaiming the Wondrous Borderlands of Pakistan astride the Pak-Afghan Border
The borderlands of Pakistan, particularly those along the Pak-Afghan border, hold immense cultural significance and a rich historical heritage. Despite being overshadowed by geopolitical tensions, these regions are vital to Pakistan’s identity. The article calls for a deeper appreciation of these borderlands, highlighting their potential beyond the conflict that defines them today.
Media Management for Public Service Delivery: Challenges for the Policy-makers
Media management plays a critical role in the success of public service delivery, but policy makers face significant communication challenges in ensuring effective dissemination of information. This article explores how governments can address these issues and implement effective policies to improve public outreach and service outcomes.
Shrinking Government Advertisements: Is the Media Industry’s Plaint Justified
The reduction of government advertisements has led to a significant financial impact on Pakistan’s media industry, sparking debate over the fairness of this shift. With shrinking government-sponsored ads, the industry is struggling to maintain operations, affecting the diversity of voices in public discourse. This article critically analyzes whether the media’s grievances are justified and what this evolving relationship means for the future of media in the country.
Hindutva: Its Past & Future
This article traces the historical roots of Hindutva, an ideology that has shaped India’s political landscape, and examines its growing influence in the country’s future. It explores how Hindutva’s rise to power is transforming India’s identity and what this means for its political and social trajectory moving forward.
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