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Investigative Reports
How South Punjab’s Rich Agri Can Fuel Business Opportunities
M Atif Ismail
Multan: With a rich history of calligraphy, pottery, handicrafts, and agriculture, South Punjab holds immense potential as a treasure trove of opportunities for businesses, particularly small industries. The region's…
The Danger of Nullah Lai in Rawalpindi
Azhar Siddique
Islamabad: While state leaders raise alarms about the growing climate-induced challenges in the country, managing urban flooding and storing water to mitigate the potential impacts of climate-related risks are not…
Gender Enrollment Disparity Prevails in Former FATA
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Education plays a crucial role in the socioeconomic development of human resources, empowering women to contribute productively to the country's progress and fostering positive social change.
As the well-known…
Centennial Struggle for Khanewal Peasant Land Rights
Faisal Saleem
Khanewal: The farmers in 1880 began cultivating the uninhabited lands of Pirowal with the verbal understanding that the land would become their property after 15 years of cultivation, but after 111 years and movement…
Glacial Melting: The Hidden Climate Crisis Unfolding
Ali Jabir
Islamabad: As the world grapples with global warming and accelerated glacial melting, countries like Pakistan face severe risks from Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs).
These floods pose significant threats to human lives…
A Day in the Life of Struggling Fruit Vendor
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: On a sunny morning, Zakir Khan, an impoverished fruit seller, begins his rickshaw journey from his mud house on the outskirts of the provincial metropolitan area to Peshawar's fruit market.
His hope is to…
Women’s Voting Struggles Persist
Faisal Saleem
Khanewal: While the world is undergoing significant reforms to ensure women's maximum participation in socio-economic sectors based on their population share, women in Pakistan—who comprise an estimated 49 percent of the…
The Toll of Tourism on Murree Residents
Abrish Zaheed Abbasi
Murree/Islamabad: Murree, often called the "Queen of Hills," is one of Pakistan's top tourist destinations, known for its stunning scenery, temperate climate, and lush landscapes.
Established by the British in the…
How Social Media is Changing Traditional Sports
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Shabir Ahmed, a renowned volleyball player from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, is deeply saddened by the decline in traditional sports activities in his hometown of Amankot, in the Nowshera district, which he attributes to…
The Daily Strife of Kiln Workers in Pakistan
Iftikhar Ahmed
Faisalabad: In the face of a global economic slowdown and rising prices, workers across the world, particularly those in vulnerable sectors, are grappling with harsh realities.
Among them, brick kiln workers are…