Licensing in Pakistan on July 2, 2020Federal Minister for Aviation stated in the National Assembly that 141 pilots held suspicious licenses and were not qualified enough to fly an aeroplane. This indicated an institutional decay. The Minister further added that 262 pilots were never trained by aviation trainers and had paid money to get licenses. Pakistan has a total of 860 […]
Budget 2020-21 and youth Youth is a valuable resource if it is perceived as an asset on June 17, 2020The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) was the first political party to cash in on the youth vote bank in Pakistan in the 2013 general elections raising the hope of the youth to get due share in the national economy and budgetary allocation but it hardly felt need to present youth friendly budget in 2019-20 and 2020-21. […]
Nature and opportunities from COVID-19 on May 1, 2020Nature gives unlimited opportunities to everyone but how many of us understand the nature is very limited. COVID-19 has brought in a disaster to the economy and people, but it also generated several opportunities that Pakistan missed due to limited vision and poor governance. Although it is uncomfortable for almost every Pakistani to be self-disciplined, […]
Business entrepreneurship in Pakistan on December 30, 2019Business entrepreneurship is encouraged in technological advance societies, but it is highly discouraged, generally in the developing world and particularly in Pakistan. Starting from Bill Gates to Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and every entrepreneur becomes an icon in their country of origin initially and then a symbol of success in the world. However, […]
Apartheid in Pakistan on December 21, 2019Apartheid was neither and nor is limited to South African white regime, but it is equally visible in the Pakistani society. Apartheid was a system, mainly associated with the segregation of white (superior race), black (unfortunately inferior), colors and Asians. It was also segregation of governance, political roles and economic resources. While were rulers and […]
Overpopulation and Pakistan on December 6, 2019With 40,488,030, Pakistan was the 14th largest country in the world in 1955 (including East Pakistan). Even after the separation of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), Pakistan was the 10th largest population in 1975; after a 20-years interval. Within the next ten years, the country became the eighth largest nation in 1985. In another 15 years, […]
Quality education on November 5, 2019Pakistan have total 185 universities both public and private sector and the number is increasing but the quality of education is debatable. The public sectors universities are 59% while 41% are private sector. About 1-5% population is enrolled in universities. Public universities have 81% students’ enrollment and in the private student enrollment is 19%.This enrollment […]
Human atrocities in Indian Occupied Kashmir on October 8, 2019Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke about Kashmir during his speech in the United Nations General Assembly, but the world kept its eyes closed because they hardly understood the sensitivity of the issue. Especially, the West, which, despite being powerful and able to play a decisive role, considers Kashmir a territorial dispute, not a human right […]
Speeding of vehicles on September 19, 2019Speeding is a thrill, especially in young age, but it kills. It is one of the key factors for road accidents, leading to serious injury or death of passengers. According to WHO Report 2018, 27,582 people die every year due to road crashes, and 14 percent of all crashes that result in death are due […]
Youth’s Alienation and Lifestyle on August 30, 2019Idle youth is a serious burden to any nation. Pakistan have 64% of youth that they have less than 30 years of age while 29% youth is between 15-29 years of age. This population is illiterate, semi-literate, and unskilled and many of them are working as manual laborers. Some of these young are engaged in […]