A recent report issued by Alif Ailaan has affirmed that the government of Balochistan has devoted time and resources for education in a number of projects since 2013. Despite the educational emergency in the province, the ...
India revoked Kashmir’s special constitutional status on August 5. The move was followed by the imposition of curfew in the occupied valley along with a communication blackout. Though Pakistan’s government has tried to build a ...
The mirage of Quaid-e-Azam Jinnah’s progressive and egalitarian Pakistan drifts away with every passing day, as his vision has been forgotten by those who are at the helm of affairs in the country, writes Sheraz ...
As the 2019 September 11 rolls round, there is little hope that what started in 2011 will be ending anytime soon. And the world watches, as it did on September 11, 2001 with baited breath, ...
Justice Markandey Katju says the Indian government’s recent steps which are being termed achievements, are in fact nothing more than gimmicks. India has been run by stunts and gimmicks for the past many years, e.g. ...
By laying down his life at the plains of Karbala, Imam Hussain (A.S) taught mankind that tyranny of an unjust ruler should be resisted at all costs, writes Ammar Ali Qureshi. Explaining the significance of ...
Pakistan’s PM Imran Khan is inspired by the State of Medina. M Aamer Sarfraz argues that this is a powerful idea that needs better articulation and understanding. By ensuring freedom of religious beliefs and practices for all Medina citizens, ...
It seems that fragments of the old regressive mindset have survived and prospered in ‘Naya Pakistan’ as well after the new secretary of National History/Literary Heritage Nadeem Shafiq Malik ordered the removal of portraits of ...
Many problems that plague Pakistan today are a direct result of our weak educational system, and the apathy of our policymakers in connection with this issue has only made matters worse. The curriculum taught in ...
Sanity must prevail in South Asia and the lessons of history should be digested. Otherwise Armageddon awaits the nearly 2 billion people who call it their home, writes Ahmad Faruqui. The economies of both countries ...
