Opinion & Analysis

In the discourse on improving higher education in Pakistan, we often focus on curriculum design, faculty training or digital infrastructure. What receives less attention but is equally transformative is the...

It's a common observation of teachers that often, when a teacher asks a student to repeat what he has taught the class, the student stands blacked out. Some teachers, unbehoovingly,...

Today, Washington DC is hosting the next phase of the Khalistan Referendum being organised by Sikhs for Justice. Thousands are expected to participate, sending a message that New Delhi's efforts...

The city of Karachi is facing a concerning crisis in healthcare with gravely inadequate facilities for cancer treatment at government hospitals, practically barring an entire socioeconomic class from receiving medical...

Pakistan's fashion and textile industry stands at the epicenter of its economy, representing around 8.5% of the nation's national GDP and providing work to almost 45% of the total workforce....

The death toll from the recent monsoon floods in upper parts of the country is staggering, with nearly 350 people reported dead, including over 200 in Buner district of K-P...

Throughout human history, freedom has remained the most cherished and sought-after pursuit, often valued above life itself. Yet, for most of history, people have remained in chains, and for many,...

Presidents of two great powers are meeting in Alaska. This is after a lapse of six years that a Russian and an American President will have a one-on-one summit, with...

Incorporated into the outer walls of houses, constructed with bricks, linked to drainage systems and covered with wooden seats. Such were the toilets of Mohenjo-Daro in the third millennium BC....

The passage of the Acid and Fire Attack Prevention Bill, 2024 by the National Assembly stands as a critical milestone in Pakistan's social justice journey. The legislation introduces severe penalties...