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Investigative Reports
Pirowal Forest: A Story of Neglect and Environmental Loss
Faisal SaleemKhanewal: The 93-year-old artificial forest of Pirowal in Khanewal has the potential to augment the environment and grow into Pakistan’s largest artificial forest, but the area has been degraded from 19,299 acres of land to…
Balochistan’s Population Growth Crisis
Muhammad HussainQuetta: Balochistan, Pakistan's largest province by area, is home to around 14.5 million people. Despite having the smallest population compared to other provinces, it faces immense challenges in managing rapid…
Old Age Homes: A Sanctuary for Abandoned Senior Citizens
Farhat FatimaIslamabad: In today’s fast-paced world, where family dynamics are undergoing profound changes, many elderly individuals find themselves abandoned by their loved ones, seeking solace in old age homes.While these…
Flea Markets: A Lifeline for the Poor During Winter
Shumaila NoreenIslamabad: As winter sets in and the chill starts to bite, flea markets have once again become a crucial refuge for the poor in various cities of Pakistan, offering a way to survive the cold with affordable second-hand…
Homeless in Their Homeland: The Story of Sikhs Displaced in KP
Laiba HussanPeshawar: Jind Kaur, along with her children — twin sons aged one and a daughter aged two — was forced to flee her home in 2006. It was a time when the Sikh community was facing escalated militant attacks and religious…
Voices of resilience: Women journalists defy norms in GB
Sehrish KanwalGilgit: Kiran Qasim, a journalist based in Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), published a critical story on corruption during the tenure of a former chief minister in 2022. The series of events that ensued are a grim reminder of how…
Threats, Abuse, and Violence: Being an Ahmadi Online in Pakistan
Zoya AnwerIslamabad: Sara*, 32, a content writer, knew since age 14 that she was viewed as an oddity. The realisation came when her Pakistan Studies teacher looked her straight in the eye while discussing the Constitution.She…
A Job-Ready Workforce for Pakistan
Tasawer HussainIslamabad: With 64 percent of Pakistan’s population under the age of 30, the country stands at a critical juncture. Out of this youthful demographic, nearly one-third falls within the 15-29 age bracket—a group that offers…
Stalls Take Over, Shoppers Left Stranded in Rawalpindi
Muhammad Wasif
Rawalpindi: Whether it is poor governance by the Municipal Corporation Rawalpindi (MCR), the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB), the City Traffic Police, or other civic bodies, the growing menace of encroachments in…