Abdulhadi Hairan

Afghan writer and journalist - He writes in English, Pashto and Urdu and numerous of his articles and stories about Afghani and Pakistani politics, life and society have been published. Blog: The Unheard Voice (sarbaz.wordpress.com) email: ahhairan@gmail.com


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	Majority of a low turnout voted for Karzai by Abdulhadi Hairan ‘Have not you ever seen a woman casting vote?’ asked an angry BB Jamila who was surrounded by an army of reporters and cameramen the moment she stepped inside Zarghoona High School at Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul. The reporters inu
	Burqa Candidates + Donkey Ballots + Taliban Violence + Karzai as a Winner = History by Abdulhadi Hairan Described by the UN special envoy to Afghanistan, Kai Eide, as the ‘most complicated,’ the 2009 Afghan presidential and provincial elections, set for August 20, are going to make history in many ways.During the
	Talks With Taliban After Election: Will This Work? by Abdulhadi Hairan Both the commanding powers of the eight-year old War on Terror, the United States and the United Kingdom, recently hinted for talks with the Taliban insurgents after the second presidential election of the country, set for August 20.

	The Kacha Garhi of Pakistani Refugees: Visiting a New Tragedy by Abdulhadi Hairan Only the color of the burqas (veils) was different in the Kacha Garhi refugee camp: the Afghan women wore blue and the Pakistani females from conflict-torn Bajaur Agency wear light khaki. The Kacha Garhi refugee camp was
	Afghanistan: under the spell of dollars by Abdulhadi Hairan Afghanistan : “My name is Samiullah. I am from Surkhrud district of Nangrahar province, Afghanistan. We live on Warsak Road in Peshawar. I work with an NGO in central Daikundi
	The Kacha Garhi of Pakistani Refugees: Visiting a New Tragedy by Abdulhadi Hairan Only the color of the burqas (veils) was different in the Kacha Garhi refugee camp: the Afghan women wore blue and the Pakistani females from conflict-torn Bajaur Agency wear light khaki. The Kacha Garhi refugee camp was
	Who is behind this game? by Abdulhadi Hairan Recently two big incidents happened in Pakistan. A suicide bomber hit Marriot Hotel in Islamabad’s most secure area, killed 53
	Tappa, world's shortest poem by Abdulhadi Hairan Tappa, or Landey, is a Pashto poem which is a composition of two unequal meters, in which the first line consists of nine syllables and the second consists of thirteen syllables.
	Breaking News or SAD NEWS? by Abdulhadi Hairan Being a working journalist in the area which is badly affected by both terrorism and the war against terrorism, I have seen that today’s irresponsible media is doing nothing but strengthening terrorists
	People's Uprising Against Militants In Pakistan by Abdulhadi Hairan A tribal lashkar, an army organized by common people, was formed in Bajaur tribal area close to Afghanistan to oust the Taliban militants, somewhat that the government was failed to do.
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