Just Two Kilometers From Relief, Kalu Khan Is Kept in the Dark
Kalu Khan is a bustling town of over 39,400 people yet its households live without a basic necessity. Despite lying…
Kulsoom Zaib: One Pen, Many Dimensions
Amjad Hadi Yousafzai The literary world is full of noise, yet genuine voices are few. There are countless claims, but…
Shocks and Aftershocks
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In the autumn of 2005, the earth rose in wrath against the ancient hills of Kashmir.…
Heinous Narrative Targeting the Pak Army and Marka e Huq
(Abdul Basit Alvi} Noreen Niazi, sister of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan, made controversial remarks in a widely circulated podcast…
Pakistan Will Continue to Build Bridges
By Junaid Qaiser As we navigate a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical tensions, military conflicts, and a growing sense of…
The Power of Giving: A Helping Hand Can Change a Life
Laiba Laraib In a world where many people are struggling with poverty, hunger, illness, and other hardships, helping others has…
Standing Firm with Saudi Arabia
By Junaid Qaiser Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman came at a critical…
Pakistan’s success divide
By Shafqat Ali Notwithstanding the tall tales of diplomatic successes, Pakistan of today epitomizes a profound poly-crisis: a breathing but…
From Nuristan to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: A Cry of Devastation, Is Nature Giving Humanity Its Final Warning?
By Musawir Qureshi When rain, a symbol of mercy, turns into a force of destruction, it does not merely wash…
Skewed Perceptions
“ I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read on the train.” (Oscar Wilde)…