The Plight of women journalists in Pakistan By: Muhammad Adnan on August 24, 2022We live in a gendered world. It affects everything around us, including our professions and the manner in which one is treated within the profession as well. It is all pervasive and present everywhere. Gender pay gap, gender bias-ness, and unfair treatment of employees of various genders are issues rampant in South Asia. The condition […]
Game On! Green On! By: Dr Hiba Tohid on August 15, 2022 Game On! Green On! As Arshad Nadeem’s javelin crossed the 90m mark and the Pakistani flag hoisted a top in silent pride, the nation gushed in green glory! The athletes’ performance at the CWG 2022 brought salvage to a nation in suffering. It has been a welcome change amidst the current economic and political […]
How long Entrepreneur should wait before closing the business By: Yahya Mir on August 15, 2022 Beginning a business can be tremendously challenging. Regrettably, a lot of people fail to acknowledge their dreams and eventually have to shut down. But neither do people anticipate it nor they are ever truly prepared for it. However, it is essential to understand how long an owner should stay before closing an enterprise. While every […]
Sindh’s Version of Don’t Look Up’! By: Calimullah K. on August 15, 2022 Picture credit: Khoso Saifullah Sindh’s Version of Don’t Look Up’! The title of this opinion piece might knock some sense into the minds of voracious readers of different entertainment and political magazines, environmentalists, climate change activists, human rights activists, gender rights activists, migration rights activists, animal rights activists, and cineholics – and it […]
An interview with Dr. Humayun Mohmand; Chairman Standing Committee health senate By: Muhammad Nasir Butt on August 10, 2022Senator Dr. Humayon Mohmand; a well-known cosmetics surgeon, is the Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Health. He runs his own private clinic. His works has been internationally recognized in 50 publications, 23 textbooks chapters. Additionally, he is a part of the international faculty. Mohmand says. “I never preferred nor joined government job because scoring the […]
Heads roll over Murree snowfall tragedy By: Kazam Khan on January 19, 2022LAHORE: The Punjab government on Wednesday ordered action against 15 senior officers over failure to handle the Murree tragedy where in at least 23 tourists, including nine children, had lost their lives following heavy snowfall at the popular hill station. An inquiry report submitted by the committee constituted by the Punjab government following the incident […]
Hero worship in Sufi tradition By: Mir Hadi Abbas on December 16, 2021Who is called a real hero? What role a hero can play in someone’s life? What should be the criteria to call someone a hero? These questions often pique my curiosity about heroes. Having a degree in English Literature, we were trained to praise Bertolt Brecht’s famous lines in The Life of Galileo. When Galileo’s […]
Jashn e Punjab: PU cancels hostel allotment of girls for violating hostel timings By: Mir Hadi Abbas on December 10, 2021On Thursday, Punjab University has issued notification for cancellation of the hostel allotment of girls for 10 days for violating hostel timings. The victimized girls went to attend Jashn e Punjab, an event organized by Punjab Students Council to promote Punjabi art and culture at Alhamra Open Air Theatre Gaddhafi Stadium Lahore, where they after […]
Taliban in the shoes of US By: Abdullah Syed on September 27, 2021Since the Taliban has taken over the entire country after taking control of an undefeated territory of Panjshir Valley. The risk of resistance and counter attack has not been reduced, to say the least. The Taliban regime has been facing several challenges including food inflation, development, health issues and of course, terrorism by rival militant […]
Fall of Kabul: Time for Afghan leadership to unite for broad-based political settlement By: APP on August 17, 2021PESHAWAR: History repeated itself on August 15, 2021, when Taliban fighters entered the Presidential Palace in Kabul after 20 years amid overwhelming support by Afghans hoping to bring lasting peace and stability in the war-ravaged country after US and NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan. Facing no major resistance from Afghan National Army (ANA), the Taliban fighters […]