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Crime and Punishment– Lt Gen (R) Asad Durrani

Dostoevsky’s epic novel was about the crime of a lone killer. Iqbal, our founding philosopher, however, believes that there could be circumstances under which culpable acts by individuals might be mitigated – but there was no way the Almighty would forgive the sins of a society. Makes sense, of course; because their effects were more devastating. And then, though some huge disasters were triggered by a small number at the helm, the consequences had to be borne almost exclusively by the common man who wasn’t even guilty by association. Overtime, one did understand that when dispensing mass retribution, it might

An Army of Lions (Opinion) – Lt Gen (R) Asad Durrani

“An Army of Lions …led by a sheep will be defeated by an army of sheep led by a lion”. It’s a famous quote with ownership contested across the time and space frontiers—from the old Greece to present-day Ghana. Since it’s about the pivotal role of the leader, uncontested over the ages; its unique status is a given. Archives are overflowing with, and the shelves are creaking under, the literature on leaders and leadership. Never have so many ventured to formulate a set of principles – at times a dozen or more. Some indeed would be common in all the

Betrayal or Self Deception?

“No one ever deceives you; you deceive yourself” – Goethe An article by Sami Sadat, a former three-star general in the now defunct Afghan National Army, was lately doing rounds on social media. Some suspected his credentials; others thought he didn’t look sufficiently weather-beaten to befit his Résumé, and still others were wondering if it was at the King’s College that he learnt to write so well! Some of course commented on the article – but only on its contents. ANA was not created in a vacuum – and not even to serve a military purpose. I was lucky enough

Right of Surprise – Lt Gen (R) Asad Durrani

Everyone has the right to make assessments – and to get them wrong. But no one has the right to be surprised. Hardly any event has ever taken place without casting its shadows before. Some of us who went to school before the state had started tinkering with our curricula, were taught such pearls of wisdom in Kindergarten. I once met a theoretical physicist who studied Iqbal to deepen his philosophical skills. This profound combination led him to propound a unique hypothesis: before an event, one could talk about its likelihood – let’s say in percentage terms; but once it

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