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Talented Pakistani women of the year 2024

Talented Pakistani women of the year 2024 who made the country famous around the world despite gender discrimination and unequal opportunities, the talented women of Pakistan are successfully harnessing their talents in all fields. In this year 2024, Pakistani women in science, showbiz, sports, business and other fields have shown their full potential and raised...

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How Beijing Platform for Action’s Transformative Journey Empowering Women in Pakistan

A Closer Look towards Indigenous, tribal & Shadow cast Women’s Political Participation in Pakistan. In the context of Pakistan, women’s political participation has gradually progressed, characterised by notable advancements and enduring challenges. National policies, international commitments, and grassroots activism have collectively aimed to improve women’s roles in governance and policymaking. However, for women from Indigenous...

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Climate Change and Mental Health: A Neglected Aspect

Standing on his devastated farmland, Shahid Ali, a farmer from Charsadda district, reminisces about the prosperity of the past: “The flood destroyed everything—my crops, my livelihood, and my peace of mind. Now, whenever it rains, fear grips my heart that it might all happen again. I can’t sleep at night, and anxiety constantly haunts me.”...

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“30 Years of Progress: What the Beijing Declaration Means for Pakistan”

In Pakistan, gender-based violence (GBV) remains a pervasive and deeply rooted issue, casting an oppressive shadow over the lives of women and girls. Embedded in societal norms, GBV manifests in various forms, including ‘honor’ killings, domestic violence, and sexual exploitation. The Pakistan Medical Association has reported a rise in such cases, framing GBV not only...

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“KP Journalists Trained on Climate Change Reporting at Eco Media Workshop in Swat”

A three-day “Eco Media Workshop” on climate change reporting was held at a local hotel in Swat, organized by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Union of Journalists. The workshop brought together 26 journalists from various districts of the province. Experienced and renowned journalists shared their expertise and introduced participants to modern investigative reporting techniques. Sabiha, a participant...

Internet Woes in Pakistan: A Barrier to Growth
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Internet Woes in Pakistan: A Barrier to Growth

Pakistan’s persistent internet issues are taking a toll on businesses and online creators. Recent problems with platforms like WhatsApp, including difficulty downloading media, highlight the challenges faced by millions who depend on reliable connectivity.For content creators, unstable internet disrupts workflow, delays projects, and impacts their ability to engage audiences. Similarly, businesses lose out on productivity...

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Democracy and Protest

Democracy and Protest Democracy provides citizens with the right to express their opinions, dissent, and participate in decision-making processes. Protest is a fundamental aspect of democracy, allowing citizens to hold those in power accountable and bring attention to social, economic, and political issues. Types of Protests 1. Peaceful Protests: Non-violent demonstrations, rallies, and marches that...

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Parachinar: Sectarian Clashes, Riots, and State Responsibilities

Parachinar: Sectarian Clashes, Riots, and State Responsibilities The tribal region of Parachinar, located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, has long been in the spotlight due to sectarian tensions and episodes of violence. Unfortunately, recent events have once again brought the area into a state of unrest, highlighting a deeply rooted conflict. While expressions of regret and...

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He was The Editor!

Obituary Khalid Ahmed (21.12.1943-17.11.2024) is “no more”, this is how I got the sad news of his death today. He was my editor at the Frontier Post Lahore and I had learned from him how to be an editorial writer. He started his career with Pakistan Times, Viewpoints and worked as editor in The Nation,...

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Democracy in Peril: Revisiting Pakistan’s Defining Disasters

Winston Churchill called democracy the worst form of Government, except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time. The past few months have turned democracy, constitutional courts, amendments, and separation of powers into buzzwords. What do they really mean, though? To fully comprehend democracy in the context of Pakistan, we...