Investigative Reports

Qaiser uz Zaman Islamabad: Despite a number of initiatives to ensure a healthy environment in the Capital Territory educational institutions, better hygiene still remains a challenge, exposing students to different kinds of ailments.…

Sultan Shoaib Gilgit-Baltistan: Many of us know Gilgit-Baltistan as a land of breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural traditions due to its enchanting sceneries, living style, snow-covered peaks, lush green patches, and sky-high…

Muhammad Aatif Ismail Multan: The rise of corporate agriculture is causing a significant change in Pakistan’s agricultural landscape. Nowadays, Large-scale corporations play a crucial role in many facets of food production, employing…

By Fakhar e Alam Peshawar: Information and Tourism Caretaker Provincial Minister Farooz Jamal Kakakhel revealed that the caretaker government has unearthed that the Pakistan Tahrik-e-Insaf (PTI) government recruited about 1,109 social…

Dr Saeed Ahmad Ali Lahore: On November 2nd, the capital city of Punjab was shrouded in a thick blanket of smog, obscuring even its towering buildings and historic landmarks. The streets were crowded with motorbike riders determined to…

Shazia Mehboob Islamabad: Two years after Pakistan became the first country in the world to specifically legislate on journalists’ safety, the state is still failing to use this important legal instrument to combat the rising impunity of…

Asmat Shah Garwaki Peshawar: As many as 5.4 million school-aged children in Pakistan would be obese by 2030 if the unchecked sale and manufacturing of unsafe food, including chips and snacks, continued at such a high rate in markets,…

Hina Afzal Durrani Islamabad: Climate change poses a significant threat to the survival of parrots in Pakistan, but there is no research in progress to assess its impact on their populations. Additionally, the absence of effective measures…

APP Peshawar: About 60 percent of infant and child deaths are caused by diarrhoea, while the cholera fatality rate is 25-5 percent, and every 16 minutes, a person dies of hepatitis, mostly due to drinking unsafe water in Pakistan,…

Fakhar e Alam Peshawar: The October 27, 1947, and August 5, 2019 are the blackest days in the history of Kashmir as on these days, India had made a deep-rooted conspiracy to rob Kashmiris of their history, language and ethno-cultural…