Pakistan Army is planning to shift its GHQ from Rawalpindi to Islamabad, a mere 20 km move. Officially, they claim it’s for better inter-service coordination. But the real reason seems otherwise. Rawalpindi leaves the military exposed, almost like sitting ducks. In contrast, Islamabad houses foreign embassies, the Parliament, the PM’s residence, the Presidency, and the Supreme Court. By placing GHQ in the middle of these high-value civilian and diplomatic sites, like the centre of gravity, the Army might be betting that India would think twice before launching a strike that risks hitting such targets.

If SGPC doesn't want you to do yoga in their holy place, then just don't do it. They have the right to decide the rules and regulations for their holy place. What used to happen 100 years ago doesn't matter now. Things have changed. Yes, allowing other religion's prayers, film shooting, blasphemy killings, and firearms inside or just outside the premises of holy places while showing extreme discontent against yoga is hypocrisy. However, it's not our job to reason. They won't listen to us. Their community elders and rational members should reason with them, not you or me. If their rules seem biased to you, and you complain, they'll simply say either comply or don't come here. So, make a choice.