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How Punjab’s Literacy Drive is Changing Young Lives
M Atif Ismail
Multan: Under the shade of a mango tree in rural Multan, a group of young children huddle over worksheets, sounding out words and solving basic math problems. It’s not a conventional classroom, but it's a place where…
Bunyan-um-Marsoos: A New Chapter in Pakistan’s Defence History
M Aftab Zahoor
Islamabad: As the sun rose over the horizon on May 10, Pakistan had already stunned the world with a swift and calculated counterstrike against Indian aggression. What unfolded in the early hours became a defining moment…
Landi Kotal: Gateway of Empires Now Eyes New Era of Connectivity
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Perched atop the storied Khyber Pass, the historic town of Landi Kotal in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has for centuries stood as a sentinel of history—where empires rose and fell, where trade routes…
Pakistani Women Steer a New Course in Tech and Innovation
Rania Imran
Islamabad: In classrooms across Pakistan, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Young women, once steered toward conventional career paths, are now boldly entering domains long considered male-dominated Artificial Intelligence…
Cracks in the Pipeline: Pindi’s Aging Infrastructure Fails to Quench City’s Thirst
APP
Rawalpindi: Water, the essence of life and a universally recognized right, is critical not only for human survival but also for national security and sustainability.
In Rawalpindi—Pakistan’s historic Garrison City—ensuring…
Lack of Regulation Allows Harmful Herbal Clinics to Spread in South Punjab
M Atif Ismail
Multan: Across South Punjab, a worrying trend is taking root — unqualified herbal quacks are proliferating in villages and small towns, posing a serious threat to public health. These self-styled healers, lacking any…
Under the Scorching Sun: The Struggles of Laborers in KP
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: Under the blistering sun on the outskirts of Peshawar, 40-year-old Qudratullah pushes a heavy wheelbarrow stacked with bricks at a dusty construction site in Wapda Town. His daily toil is a fight to sustain his…
Pak’s Youth: From Madaris to Digital Innovation—A New Era Begins
M Atif Ismail
Multan: The future of any nation rests firmly in the hands of its youth. Their unity, integrity, and empowerment are fundamental pillars for a country’s progress, sovereignty, and standing on the global stage.…
Turning the Page: Libraries Emerge as 21st Century Community Hubs
Zia Ur Rahman
Islamabad: Once defined by their size and rows of bookshelves, libraries in Pakistan are undergoing a dynamic transformation—emerging as inclusive, tech-enabled spaces fostering innovation, lifelong learning, and community…
Fading Shadows: Once Popular Native Trees Vanishing in South Punjab
Atif Ismail
Multan: They once stood like quiet sentinels across South Punjab—majestic Kikar, resilient Shisham, soothing Neem, and the generous shade of the sprawling Bohar. These native trees shaped not just the natural landscape but…