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Investigative Reports
The Story of Peshawar’s Ice-Cream Uncle
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: As the morning sun bathes Peshawar in golden light, 35-year-old Malyar Khan starts the engine of his brightly decorated ice-cream vehicle and sets off on another long day. With temperatures soaring across Khyber…
Bangladesh former Police Chief Benazir Held in Dubai
Md Jahidul Islam
Dhaka:Bangladesh’s former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Benazir Ahmed has been arrested in Dubai.
According to sources, Dubai Police arrested him with the assistance of Interpol in connection with a case filed by…
Children of Quetta Living with Asthma in Polluted Air
Nadeem Khan
Quetta: In Pakistan’s southwest city of Quetta, dust often hangs visibly in the air. For many residents, breathing has become a daily struggle, especially for children suffering from asthma.
Outside the doctor’s room at…
Bangladeshi Woman Files Fraud Case Against Pakistani Man
Shazia Mehboob
Islamabad: A 29-year-old Bangladeshi citizen has lodged a formal complaint with the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad against a Pakistani citizen, Sharjeel Zahid, alleging serious offences including harassment,…
KP’s Cattle Markets Struggle Under Heat and Inflation
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Under the blazing afternoon sun at Peshawar’s sprawling Ring Road cattle market, 35-year-old Khayam Khan moved slowly through rows of bleating goats and restless sheep, clutching a bottle of water while balancing…
How Beekeeping Changed One Man’s Life in KP
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: For 38-year-old beekeeper Attaur Rehman, the steady buzzing of bees is no longer just a sound of nature, it is the sound of survival, resilience, and hope.
A resident of Nowshera, Attaur’s life was once…
Will the REDD+ Programme Protect KP’s Forests?
Shah Khalid Shah
Peshawar: Twenty years ago, the residents of Khar tehsil in Bajaur planted a vast eucalyptus forest across hundreds of hectares of communal mountain land with support from the Forest Department.
The plantation grew…
When Borders Close, Mohmand’s Farmers Pay the Price
Murad Khan
Mohamad: The ongoing closure of the Pak-Afghan border has severely disrupted vegetable production in Mohmand tribal district, pushing farmers into a deep financial crisis.
Once a hub of high-quality vegetable farming,…
Nanawate: The Tradition Turning Blood Feuds into Forgiveness
Shah Khalid Shah
Bajaur: In the rugged tribal valleys of Bajaur, where disputes have historically escalated into generations of blood feuds, 80-year-old Muhammad Gul recalls a moment that still defines the moral fabric of his community:…
How Secure Is Pakistan’s Wheat Without Stable River Water?
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawa: At sunrise in a quiet village of Dera Ismail Khan, 49-year-old farmer Adnan Khan starts his motorbike and heads toward his wheat fields.
What was once a routine inspection of soil and crops has, in recent…