Zainab Sarwar In 2025, millions of young people around the world are struggling to find work. Despite being educated, skilled, and motivated, they can’t land a job. This is not just a personal issue; it’s a global economic problem that’s silently threatening the future of many countries. Youth unemployment refers to individuals aged 15 to … Read more
Sara Maryam Khan In any functioning democracy, fair and equal representation of all groups in society is essential for just and balanced governance. Women, who make up nearly half of Pakistan’s population, remain severely underrepresented in political leadership and decision-making roles. While Pakistan has taken steps to improve women’s participation through reserved seats and legal … Read more
By Zainab Sarwar. Youth migration from Pakistan has become a significant trend in recent years. Each year, hundreds of thousands of educated, skilled, and ambitious young people leave the country in search of better opportunities abroad. This movement is not merely a personal choice—it reflects deeper social, economic, and political challenges. The question is … Read more
By Momina Khalid Baluchistan is the largest province of Pakistan, rich in natural resources. Since its integration into Pakistan in 1948, this province has faced several issues such as insurgents’ attacks, human rights violations, and marginalization. The Baloch people believe that their rights and resources are being exploited in several ways by the mainstream authorities. … Read more
By Laiba Zafar Once again, the soil of Baluchistan has been stained with innocent blood. This time, the victim was Bano Bibi, a young woman whose only “crime” was choosing to marry on her own choice. Her tragic death not only shook the conscience of the nation but also laid bare the structural flaws in … Read more
By: Aiman Wajid Can just one day of rain paralyze an entire city? Lahore’s recent situation has answered this question with a loud “Yes”. Every year, as the monsoon season begins, we hear the same headlines: “Just one day of rain and Lahore is underwater!” Before each monsoon, officials make grand promises that drainage systems … Read more
Youth are considered as important assets in the development and progress of a country. In countries like Pakistan, where society faces several economic, social and political issues; they are supposed to get more attention from the government sectors. The country is comprised of about 60 percent of young people; facing serious economic, social and administrative … Read more
In the 21st century, democracy is considered as probably the ideal from of government. Several attributes such as inclusiveness, freedom, equality and rule law make it distinguished from the other forms of government. A number of political scholars define it through their own ways, however; it is cleared that it government of the people. People … Read more
In the modern Nation-state system, role of institutions holds immense importance. Meritocracy, functionality, punctuality and sense of responsibility are some of the key attributes that an institution is supposed to possess. Unfortunately, in the third world countries, institutions always struggle in terms of performance because of lack of such attributes. Like the rest of the … Read more
After the creation of Pakistan, the country has a number of memorial days; which hold immense importance in their respective spheres. 6 September is one of them, which is valued significantly in the defensive circles of the country. Soon after independence, Pakistan realized the fact that rivalry with India, brings Pakistan to extremely challenging situation … Read more
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