Barrister Usman Ali, Ph.D. Whenever turmoil shakes Pakistan’s neighborhood, whether in Nepal, where corruption and mismanagement fueled mass demands for…
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Silence Is Screaming
By: Irbaz Jadoon Islam teaches that when we witness injustice, we must act. If we have the strength to stop…
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Education: A New Ray of Hope or Just Another Slogan?
By: Daniyal Shams Recently, the “Heads of Schools Education Conference” held at the auditorium of Bacha Khan Medical College, Mardan,…
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Forgotten Riverbeds and Pakistan’s Climate Challenge
By Malik Bilal Rivers look permanent on a map, but they are anything but in Pakistan, the Indus and its…
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Beyond the Headlines: The Inspiring Life of Karachi’s Newspaper Seller
Written by Sabahat Sarwar Karachi is not just a city it is a heartbeat. A city that never sleeps, a…
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The Journey of Education Continues: 80% of Schools Revived Amid the Crisis
By: Anwar Zada Gulyar BAJAUR: Education is often described as the backbone of any society, yet in Pakistan’s tribal districts,…
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NIFTAC, Pakistan’s Pentagon
Saleem Bukhari Pakistan has taken a decisive step in reshaping its national security architecture with the launch of the National…
Read MoreReimagining Justice in Malakand and Merged Districts (Ex-FATA): A Policy Blueprint for the Shariah Nizam-e-Adl Regulation, 2009
The Shariah Nizam-e-Adl Regulation, 2009, was enacted to provide speedy, Shariah-compliant justice in the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas (PATA) of…
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“Climate Budget Tagging from Federal Commitment to Provincial Action”
By Malik Bilal Pakistan’s vulnerability to climate change is no longer a projection of the future. It is a lived…
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The existence of women is the color of the picture in the universe
Written by: Muhammad Ziauddin Malaysia is an important country among Muslim countries because its development rate is much higher than…
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