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Parentless Freedom Ends in Bloodshed

The tragic murder of a TikToker girl in Islamabad is not just a horrifying incident—it is a stark reflection of our society’s moral decay. This heart-wrenching event has shaken the conscience of many, but the pressing question remains: When will we wake up? When will we begin to question the so-called “freedoms” under whose guise...

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Arhama Iqbal – A Rising Artist from Nazimabad, Karachi

In a bustling corner of Karachi’s Nazimabad area, creativity flourishes in the form of a young and passionate artist — Arhama Iqbal. A graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Education, Arhama is more than just a student of academics. She is a gifted calligrapher, painter, and baking expert, whose talent and dedication are quickly turning...

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Faisal Mosque: From Vision to Reality

June 2: Completion Anniversary of Shah Faisal Mosque, Islamabad The Shah Faisal Mosque in Islamabad is not just a place of worship—it is a symbol of Pakistan’s architectural grace, spiritual depth, and cultural identity. Completed on June 2, 1986, this magnificent mosque represents the fulfillment of a dream first envisioned in 1966 by the late...

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Taliban Leader’s Call for Help from Non-Muslims: Strong Reaction from Chairman of Rehmatul-lil-Alameen Authority, Khurshid Nadeem

Islamabad: Chairman of the Rehmatul-lil-Alameen Authority, Khurshid Ahmad Nadeem, has strongly condemned the recent statement by Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud, leader of the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), in which he called for support from non-Muslims against Pakistan. Khurshid Nadeem termed the statement as completely against the teachings of the Quran, Sunnah, and fundamental Islamic principles....

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May 28: A Day of Democratic Dignity and National Defense

There are certain days in the history of Pakistan that are etched in the nation’s collective memory – days that symbolize strength, resilience, and purpose. May 28 stands tall among them. It marks two landmark events that reshaped Pakistan’s democratic and defense narrative: the inauguration of the majestic Parliament House in 1986 and the historic...

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Navigating Media Development Challenges in Pakistan

The story of media in Pakistan is one of paradox—unprecedented growth alongside shrinking freedoms, rising voices amid deepening silences. As President of the Digital Media Alliance of Pakistan, I have worked closely with journalists, regulators, tech platforms, and civil society actors across the country. From newsrooms in Islamabad to regional radio stations in interior Sindh,...

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A Seminar on Youth engagement in Digital Resilience for a Harmonious Pakistan”

“Our youth from NMDs need resources, recognition, and representation,” stated said Dr. Qibla Ayaz was appointed as ad-hoc member of Supreme Court’s Shariat Appellate Bench, opening the seminar. He emphasized that “the PKR 100 billion promised must be delivered transparently, and youth must be empowered to lead with unity, pluralism, and peace. The government must...

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Absence of a functional data protection law in the digital age increase vulnerability to surveillance and data breaches

Islamabad: “Despite the constitutional guarantee of privacy, the absence of a functional data protection law has left users vulnerable to surveillance and data breaches.” This was agreed by the participants of a quarterly meeting of the Forum for Digital Rights and Democracy (FDRD) in Islamabad last week. The meeting was organised by the Institute for...

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The First Friday Prayer at Faisal Mosque — A Spiritual Milestone

Islamabad, May 16, 1980; Today marks a remarkable day in Pakistan’s religious and cultural history — the day when Faisal Mosque, the spiritual symbol and architectural pride of Islamabad, hosted its very first Friday prayer. This spiritually uplifting moment occurred on 1st Rajab 1400 AH, while the mosque was still under construction, yet the manifestation...