Unprecedented Corruption and Allegations By: Umme Haniya on September 5, 2024The current PTI government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been embroiled in unprecedented corruption, surpassing even those established by previous administrations. There is significant dissent within the party and government against Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and his favored ministers. Anyone who challenges Gandapur or exposes corruption among his associates is quickly removed from their positions. […]
Enchanting Beauty of Skardu By: Aiyza Javaid on September 5, 2024Skardu is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Karakoram Range where nature seems to have painted a canvas of mesmerizing vistas leaving the tourists spellbound. A visit to different valleys of Skardu is the epitome of a dream coming true characterized by breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped mountains, and scenic topography surrounding fast-flowing rivers, […]
Remembering Syed Geelani By: Yasir Khan on September 5, 2024Early in this week, the Kashmiri diaspora scattered across the world and its allies remembered the gigantic presence of Syed Ali Geelani, the aftereffects of whose absence continues to be felt three years after he breathed his last in a house, which continued to be his prison cell for many, many years. Syed Ali Geelani, […]
Investment and Boosting Farming By: Iqtidar Gilani on September 4, 2024The agriculture sector of Pakistan has always been defined as the backbone of its economy, contributing approximately 24 percent to the GDP and employing nearly 48 percent of the labor force. In the age of digitalization, connectivity, sustainability, and food security, Pakistan is blessed to have large plains and mountainous regions as arable cultivable land. […]
Power Theft Destabilising Infrastructure By: Hadia Zaid on September 4, 2024Power theft in Pakistan’s energy sector is a critical challenge that severely undermines the sustainability and reliability of the country’s electricity supply. Pakistan’s Federal Energy Minister Awais Leghari said the country suffers a loss worth a whopping PKR 600 billion a year due to electricity theft. One common method of power theft is direct line […]
Envious Men Commit Violence By: M Bilal Hamza on September 4, 2024I am unaware of how influential this kind of research can be amid rising rates of domestic violence and divorce, but perhaps some facts are as revealing as a lady with disastrous make-up getting exposed in the middle of the party, and that too in broad daylight. Unfortunately, these unfortunate facts remain obscure until they […]
Repatriating Rohingyas By: Ibrahim Khalil Ahsan on September 4, 2024Seven years of Rohingya refugee issues in Bangladesh have been completed. In this regard, it is noteworthy that even after 7 years of the arrival of Rohingya refugees, it is known that there is no speed in their repatriation. It is also necessary to say that Myanmar has given only words of hope regarding a […]
Municipal Solid Waste: A Catalyst for Economic Growth in Pakistan By: Dr. Asif Iqbal on September 4, 2024Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) management is a critical administrative, environmental, technical, and social issue in developing economies due to limited technical and financial resources. Pakistan is the fifth most populous country in the world, with a population of 241 million as reported in the 7th census, with a share of 61.18% in rural and 38.82% […]
Balochistan: A Pillar of Pakistan’s Growth – I By: Kamal Mustafa on September 3, 2024According to the 2023 Census, Pakistan’s population is approximately 242 million, spread across its four main provinces. Punjab, the most populous, has around 127.68 million residents, making it the demographic leader of the country. Sindh follows with about 55.69 million people, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) ranks third with an estimated 40.86 million inhabitants. Balochistan, in […]
Bangladesh’s Youth and Mental Health Crisis By: Dr Maidah on September 3, 2024Bangladesh is the 8th most populous country in the world, with a population of over 170 million people. It includes a significant youth demographic, with more than 28 percent-nearly 47 million people-between the ages of 15 and 29 years. The country’s democratic journey has been marked by resilience, evolving from a struggle for independence in […]