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Investigative Reports
Disabled Girl Job Seekers Trapped in KP’s Bureaucratic Delays
Shah Khalid Shah
Bajaur: Uzma Namoos Khan, a resident of Nawagai tehsil in the tribal district of Bajaur, has lived her life with a hearing impairment.
But the disability did not stop her from pursuing education and building hopes…
Heat Emerging as Silent Driver of Kidney Diseases in South Asia
Nadeem Khan
Quetta: South Asia is heating up. Summers are getting hotter and longer, with extreme heatwaves increasingly becoming the new normal across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India. But for many people, this is not just an abstract…
KP’s Strawberry Farmers Battle Climate and Water Fears
Fakhar e Alam
Peshawar: As the first golden rays of dawn stretch across the fertile fields of tehsil Razar in Swabi, 40-year-old farmer Naseer Khan begins his day earlier than most, baskets in hand, plucking strawberries that will soon…
Climate Heat Threatens Pakistan’s Mango Heartland
Jehangir Khan Tareen
Multan: Pakistan’s mango industry, a crown jewel of the country’s agricultural exports, is coming under increasing strain as climate change reshapes traditional growing conditions across key orchard belts.
From…
How Threats & Pressure Shape News in Conflict Zones
Sehrish Kanwal
Gilgit: In the remote valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan, journalism is increasingly a battle not just against stories, but against fear. Senior journalist Durdana Sher of Aaj News recalls how a career dedicated to investigative…
How IWT Suspension Threatens Pakistan’s Honey Industry
Fakhar e Alam
Peshawar: As the first light of dawn spreads over the plains of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 32-year-old beekeeper Hussain Khan begins another journey not of leisure, but of survival.
In his hometown of Nowshera, dwindling bee…
How Peshawar Celebrates Ramazan Together
Fakhar e Alam
Peshawar: As the sun sets behind the Kohi Sufaid mountains and the 'Maghrib Azan' resonates across the city, Peshawar’s bustling streets come alive with long sheets of white cloth, laid out for communal iftar gatherings.…
Ancient Swat River Faces Modern Threats
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: As dawn breaks over the snow-clad ridges of the Maraghazar hills in Swat, a pale gold light spills across the waters of the Swat River.
In Minglawar Valley, 50-year-old Ataullah Khan steps out of his…
The Markhor’s Untold Story in Chitral
Fakhar e Alam
Chitral: In Pakistan’s far north, where the towering peaks of the Hindu Kush rise in stern silence and snow-filled valleys descend into wind-carved gorges, lies Chitral — a land celebrated for its breathtaking beauty and…
A Hunter’s Lament as Bajaur’s Wetlands Disappear
Shah Khalid Shah
Bajaur: For more than three decades, Tariq Rahim’s winters and springs began before sunrise. Wading silently through ponds and wetlands along the Khwar stream near his village of Khar, he followed a ritual inherited…