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Wetlands Take Center Stage in Pakistan’s Climate Planning
Abdul Samad Tariq
Peshawar: As Pakistan reels from intensifying climate shocks — catastrophic floods, prolonged droughts and deepening water scarcity — one of its strongest defenses remains largely invisible and undervalued: wetlands.…
How a Pakistani Province Is Fighting Climate Change
Fakhar e Alam
Peshawar: By the time spring arrives in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it brings more than blossoms. For 35-year-old Tariq Qadar, it brings opportunity.
Standing beside a truck piled high with saplings at Tarnab, a major plant…
A Father’s Regret Fuels Fight Against Polio Myths
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: As the sun sinks behind the snow-capped Koh-e-Sufaid mountains, 45-year-old Sajjad Ahmad wheels his 12-year-old daughter to the edge of a dusty playground in Dheri Ishaq village of Nowshera district.
Children…
Forgotten on the Margins: Living with Disability in Bajaur
Shah Khalid Shah Jee
Bajaur: Rehanullah, a 26-year-old resident of Bajaur Tribal District, navigates the dusty roads on his three-wheeler bike to reach the office of Hazrat Wali Shah, chairman of the Tanzemi Bahali Mazooran Bajaur (TBMB)…
Chari Revives Village Life in Bahawalpur
Zia UR Rahman
Bahawalpur: As the afternoon sun softens over the villages of Ahmedpur East, time appears to slow. Beneath shady trees and inside quiet deras, routine gives way to laughter and conversation. In these unhurried hours, a…
Motorways Pave the Way for KP’s Entrepreneurs
APP
Peshawar: As dawn breaks over Amankot town in Nowshera district, Ibrahim Shah turns the ignition of his pickup truck and sets off for Mansehra via the Peshawar Motorway. For the poultry trader, Saturdays have come to symbolise…
Can Peshawar Reclaim the Lost Fragrance of Gul-e-Dawoodi?
News Desk
Peshawar: Once celebrated as the City of Flowers, Peshawar was known for the fragrance of Gul-e-Dawoodi, Mughal-era gardens and shaded parks where families gathered and children played amid greenery and laughter.
Today,…
Abortion Rights and Women’s Health in Pakistan
Shazia Mehboob
Islamabad: “Fear, pressure, and the pain of abortion were much more than giving birth to a child,” said Hareem, recalling her experience of an induced abortion at a healthcare facility in Rawalpindi.
Although it was her…
Winter Vacations Ignite Grassroots Cricket in South Punjab
Aftif Ismail
Multan: As winter vacations set in, the rural landscape of South Punjab undergoes a remarkable transformation.
Open fields, harvested farmlands and village playgrounds come alive as makeshift cricket stadiums, echoing…
A School Named After Her—Still a Child Worker
Faisal Saleem
Khanewal: Eleven-year-old Arooj once gave her name to a classroom at a brick kiln near Rahman Garh, a small town in Khanewal. For a year, she attended the non-formal education center there—an effort meant to pull her away…