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Under the Scorching Sun: The Struggles of Laborers in KP
Fakhar-e-AlamPeshawar: 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 IsmailMultan: 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 RahmanIslamabad: 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 IsmailMultan: 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…
Plastic Dreams: When Pollution Replaces Play in Abdullah’s World
Faisal SaleemKhanewal: Five-year-old Abdullah lives with his parents at a brick kiln located on the outskirts of Kabirwala city. His father, Muhammad Akmal, works as a laborer at the kiln. Akmal shares that although Abdullah was born…
80% of Multan’s Student Bikers Without Helmets
M Atif IsmailMultan: An alarming number of school-going students in Multan are risking their lives daily by riding motorcycles without helmets, a recent survey has revealed, sparking urgent action from local authorities.According to…
Sunlight or Diesel? The Struggle of Pakistan’s Farmers
Saba ChaudharyNarowal: Nadeem, 27, a small-scale farmer from South Punjab, never imagined that the only work he has ever known—farming—would one day feel impossible.With water levels sinking and fuel prices soaring, keeping his…
KP’s Urban Crisis: Rising Population, Shrinking Resources
Fakhar-e-AlamPeshawar: As Pakistan’s population surpasses the 250 million mark, the demographic pressure on urban centers, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), has intensified.Rapid urbanization, coupled with poverty and…
Climate Change is Reshaping Pakistan’s Agriculture—Can We Adapt?
Yasrab IftikharLahore: The alarming impacts of climate change—rising global temperatures, erratic weather patterns, and extreme climatic events—are posing an imminent threat to water resources and agricultural productivity in Pakistan.…
How Pakistan’s Flood Victims are Rebuilding Their Lives
Ali JabirIslamabad: Whether seen as a test of endurance or a consequence of human actions, natural calamities leave behind not only tales of loss and despair but also of extraordinary resilience.The 2022 monsoon floods in Pakistan…