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Op-Ed |
Monday, February 18, 2002
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Telescope/
A brief history in sound bytes |
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The media tracks the making of history
without always reporting it. It records moments, momentous events,
repeats them till each one is imprinted in some nook of our
collective memory, writes Shailaja Bajpai. |
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Q:
Most pressing problem facing Pak.
Option: Kashmir. Per cent who said yes: 4 |
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this: a majority of Pakistanis place economic problems as the
most important issue facing that nation. And just four per cent
of urban Pakistanis considers the Kashmir issue as a pressing
problem for Pakistan. These are some of the results of a peek
into the mind of Pakistanis, gleaned from a survey published
in the Karachi-based monthly magazine Herald’s February
issue, titled ‘Musharraf’s New Pakistan: What People Think’.
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