Islamabad: The time may have come for an Anna Hazare type campaign against corruption in Pakistan, the Dawn newspaper said on Thursday. An editorial in the mass circulation paper said that parallels can be drawn between India and Pakistan on the issue of corruption. "Pakistan is perceived as corrupt not just by the public mindset but also in the findings of international watchdogs that keep track of such matters," it said. The editorial said "the time may have come for the same sort of dissent in Pakistan... Other voices too must be raised if we are serious about salvaging society." The Dawn also asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to realise that many in India were beginning to peacefully rise against corruption. "Anna Hazare has added a dynamic new twist to the corruption allegations plaguing the government in New Delhi," it said. The daily said Hazare's fast was aimed at highlighting "the perceived impropriety in the government's h...

It looks like, world has entered the time of revolution. Revolution in Egypt, inspired many countries, and turned out to be a threat to many governments. China even banned the word Egypt, on internet, so that people of china, don't get inspired from revolution. Now its in Libya. People of Libya are protesting against a government which is ruling Libya from past 42 years. 42 years is a long time to rule a country. I am not too much optimistic. But any government can change a country into heaven in such long gap. But ground reality of Libya is different. People are unemployed, are poor, and inflation in the country. I think after the first recession of 21st century, almost all countries are facing same problems, and some government are really trying to overcome it. The enlightenment of revolution, which started in Egypt, is now in Libya, and few other gulf countries. China is also experiencing the same problem. And through internet, this spark of revolution is slow...