Posted on 01 January 2012 by Tea Server
Posted on 05 December 2011 by Tea Server
When talk about running house, business, or nation there is a need of leader for successful execution. Leader is required to face tough situations, leader is necessary to guide the followers regarding right and wrong paths.
We are a nation of 173,593,380 people and we do not have a leader. Since 1947 we have faced three democratic & three military era and right now surfing from fourth democratic era. From high level view we have tried both possible ways for leadership.
We have tried almost all guys from all political parties in different areas of leadership, but unfortunately we do not have a true & loyal leader to lead our nation yet. We lack leadership in our every area of system. We face worst leadership in our education system, we see insufficient leadership in our local securities, we feel no leadership in power sector and in last we see a critical failure on national level leadership. There is no rocket science exists to produce leaders, but loyalty, sincerity, honesty and patriotism makes it difficult in Pakistan. We can produce great leaders, but we have to kill our self wishes, which is not acceptable to majority.
Think again! We can not move more without a true and loyal leader, who can answer NATO attack, who can ask Afghanistan to stop threatening, who can do justice on NRO issue and who can lead the Pakistan on right path. Share your opinions about leadership of Pakistan in comments section. You can also connect us through RSS, Facebook & Twitter.
Posted on 30 November 2011 by Tea Server
Will Imran Khan make it to the Prime Minister’s house in 2012?
Posted on 17 November 2011 by Tea Server
Came across a passage while reading that reminded me of that famous ‘strong-man’ mentality that has prevailed so often in Pakistan. It is a common belief that the decision-making process guiding crisis-response efforts must and will be centralized (‘t Hart, Rosenthal, and Kouzmin 1993). This so-called centralization thesis underpins the public want of a figurehead [...]
Posted on 24 September 2011 by Tea Server
Aalims and daa’ees have been given too much responsibility in terms of leading the community.
Posted on 05 August 2011 by Tea Server
Between June 3 and June 26, one woman sent Newsline four distinct letters promoting the idea of the revival of an Islamic caliphate as the solution to Pakistan’s problems.