Climate Crisis Needs Urgent Actions for Sustainability
By: Dilbar Ali
In recent decades, Pakistan has been severely affected by a series of climate disasters, including devastating floods, powerful earthquakes, and dangerous landslides. These events have led to...
Reconciling Islam and Feminism
By: Muhammad Mehdi
There are different strands of feminism either liberal, socialist, radical, black, or...
Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit Highlights Crucial Role of Private Sector in Driving Economic Growth
By: Maleeha Irfan
ISLAMABAD: The 7th Edition of the Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit (LIIBS)...
Navigating Ideological Conflict: Liberalism and Traditionalism in the 21st Century
By: Duaa Batool
While Liberals support individual liberties, their progressive outlook can be problematic for...
Significant Economic Growth Opportunities Unveiled at the 7th Edition of Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit
By: Maleeha Irfan
ISLAMABAD: The Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit (LIIBS) 2024, which gathered...
Playing House to Keeping House: The Menace of Child Marriage in Pakistan
By: Nayab Iqbal
Child marriage, a result of deeply rooted traditional and customary practices, remains a widespread phenomenon worldwide, including in Pakistan. While both boys...
Be a part of the solution, not pollution
By: Abdul Shakoor Shah
Nobody is safe from air pollution. 9 out of 10 people on the planet are now breathing polluted air. Globally it...
Crises of girls education in Taliban led Afghanistan
By: Syed Ahsan Shah
The world is looking forward to the Islamic paradigm and bold decisions of the Taliban to address the looming dilemma of...
Gwadar: Rumours
By: Naseebullah Khan
Recently, a buzzword hit social media that the CPEC will be shifted from Gwadar deep Seaport to Karachi. After a couple of...
Challenges to a Language Policy in a multilingual Nation: A critical Approach
By: Rabia Aslam
Pakistan is a multilingual country, with six major languages and more than fifty-nine minor languages. Government, business sector, media, education, and other...
Lifting ban on TLP
By: Asem Mustafa Awan
Interior Ministry has issued a notification to remove Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) from the list of banned organizations.
TLP claims to represent the...
Khudi – The essence of ‘self-realization’
By: Wajeeha Bilal
From the 1st century BC, the Roman empire had grown in power expanding its rule over Europe, Mediterranean Africa, and the Middle...
State Vs None state World
By: Prof. Abdul Shakoor Shah
We are living in the most anxious, convoluted, multifarious and uncertain world. The present world yearns for past pattern...
Covid-19 and Inmates
By: Kainat Saif
Covid-19, indeed, is a time full of challenges. Indeed, this difficult time for inmates and their families is more challenging as they...
Book Review: Pakistan: Beyond the ‘Crisis State’
By: Muhammad Hammad Ahmed
This book offers a wide angle of understanding of the contemporary challenges which are confronted by Pakistan and the ways of...
Book Review: Ten Lessons for a Post-pandemic World
By: Wali Ejaz Nekokara
Books are written to spread enlightenment and to apprise people of various perspectives of particular phenomena. The perspective given in a...
Single National Curriculum: A dream of the ignorant, for ignorant
By: Asif Ali Mahar
Malcolm X has rightly said, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it...
Role of Ulama in Govt-TLP standoff
By: Prof. Abdul Shakoor Shah
Islamic parties in Pakistan have been a powerful force to surmise with and can be counted among the privileged...
Sectarian issues in Pakistan
By: Kainat Saif
In simple words, the term sectarianism refers to excessive and immoderate devotion to a specific party or sect, especially in religion. Sectarianism...
