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The choice is ours to mobilize and make it happen.
We are a virtual Think Tank and Research Organization dedicated to evolving new & passionate leadership, collaborating and complementing educational and social reform in progress in Pakistan.
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Keeping Faith Where It Belongs!
Athar Javaid Founder INDUS Mobilizing People’s Power www.indupk.org A Washington DC based Non-Profit Think Tank & Research Organization. According to...
Pathways to Change Pakistan Policy Symposium
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Washington, D.C. October 17-18, 2018 Pakistan has enjoyed a series of recent achievements in...
INDUS Youth Leadership Initiative
INTRODUCTION INDUS-Mobilizing People’s Power is a Not for Profit IRS Tax Exempt Think Tank and research group dedicated to democratic...
Case in Point: An Illuminating example of grass roots leadership
For Saldi Isra, a college professor in West Sumatra, enough was enough when he saw that one of his local provincial representatives traded his ratty motor bike with a flashy sports car. In any case he was well aware of the rampant corruption and bribery – An after math of Indonesia’s push for transfer of sweeping power to local representatives
The Buck Stops Here: Obama’s challenge to Muslim Americans begins at home (COMMENTARY)
“Right now, many Muslim Americans are worried because threats and harassment against their community are on the rise,” President Obama recently wrote in a commentary for Religion News Service…
Throwing A Challenge to the Elites of Pakistan
“Root of all—really—all of Pakistan’s problems is the quality of those who run Pakistan”.
Granted! This has been fairly consistently true for Pakistan’s leadership, civilian or military throughout its six and a half decades of existence.