Opinion

Victim of lack of maintenance

The history of Pakistan Railways is full of accidents. One of the reasons for this is that the department often faces problems with people and animals crossing the line at the gates. To remedy this situation, a successful experiment has been carried...

Challenges of drug abuse in Pakistan: A call for comprehensive solutions

Eradicating drug abuse remains a significant concern for Pakistan. Despite being only 10% of South Asia's population, Pakistan faces a staggering 32% smoking rate and a soaring number of drug addicts, predominantly among the youth. These individuals,...

Digital Marketing: Pros and Challenges

The advantages and challenges of digital advertising are significant aspects in today's marketing landscape. In essence, digital marketing encompasses promotional activities conducted through electronic devices or online platforms. With an increasing...

Touching Lives: “Tough Together” Unity, and Support for an Inclusive Tomorrow"

By: Nawal Abdul Rasheed, Sana Dawood, Laiba Khan, Khadija Rehman Afandi and Ayesha NoorJinnah University for Women The compassionate journey of “Tough Together” started as an assignment for “Community Development”. The inspira...

Community engagement and volunteerism: Cultivating a culture of social impact

Introduction: In the intricate tapestry of society, the threads of community engagement and volunteerism form a vibrant pattern that weaves together individuals, neighborhoods, and entire nations. The essence of community service lies not only in the...

Unveiling heights: Women redefining extreme sports

In the adrenaline-fueled realm of extreme sports, women are shattering barriers, redefining boundaries, and carving their names onto the peaks, waves, and ramps once dominated by men. The rise of women in extreme sports like surfing, skateboarding, a...

Evaluating Poverty Alleviation Strategies

In the pursuit of combating poverty, societies across the globe have embarked on multifaceted strategies and initiatives aimed at providing relief, empowering communities, and breaking the cycle of deprivation. From microfinance to education programs...

Navigating the divide: Cultural appropriation in fashion and its impact

Cultural appropriation in the fashion industry is a topic that has sparked significant debate and scrutiny in recent years. At the intersection of creativity and cultural exchange, the industry faces complex challenges regarding the respectful repres...

Urban life and mental health: How cities affect our well-being

Our world is changing fast, and more and more people are living in cities than ever before. Urbanization, the growth of cities, brings both excitement and challenges. While cities offer opportunities, entertainment, and diverse communities, they also...

Biotechnology in Agriculture: Cultivating a Sustainable Future

In recent decades, biotechnology has emerged as a powerful tool in agriculture, transforming the way we grow, harvest, and utilize crops. This innovative approach combines biology and technology, offering solutions to address the challenges of a grow...

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Iran has 'legitimate' right to self-defence: Erdogan

ISTANBUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday Iran had the "legitimate" right to defend itself in the face of Israel's ongoing bombing campaign, now in its sixth day. "It is a very natural, legitimate and legal right for Iran to def...

Iran-Israel conflict threat to regional, global peace: PM

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif termed the escalating armed conflict between Iran and Israel as “very alarming,” warning that the situation poses a grave threat to both regional and global peace. Speaking during a cabinet meeting...

Field Marshal Munir creates history, White House engagement marks ‘national triumph’

WASHINGTON: A defining moment for Pakistan, in an unprecedented diplomatic move, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir became the first Chief of Army Staff in Pakistan’s history to hold a high-level meeting with a sitting US President at the White Hous...

PM forms committee to promote cashless economy

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif yesterday established a high-level committee to promote cashless economy and speed up the digitization. The committee, chaired by the prime minister himself, will review the progress and initiatives r...
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