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When Grammar Steals the Voice of a Child
The recent declaration of an education emergency by the Government of Punjab, under the leadership of Maryam Nawaz, along with the proactive role of Rana Sikandar Hayat, deserves appreciation without ifs and buts. At a time when learning…
Khula, Divorce & loss of Minors
In Pakistan, the number of khula cases in family courts has been increasing rapidly with each passing day. While the law grants women the independent right to seek khula, it is equally important to consider the long-term consequences of…
Iran: A Fortress and America’s Difficult War
The Middle East once again stands at a delicate moment in history, where conflict is no longer limited to the thunder of missiles and drones. It has become a struggle of geography, strategy, and political pride. On the surface, the…
Oil, Power, and Currency: The Quiet War Reshaping the Global Economy
News emerging from the gunpowder-laden skies of the Persian Gulf and the rapidly shifting regional landscape has sent a shiver through the financial nerves of the world. That tremor stems from an economic structure that for more than half a…
A District Officer Making a Difference
The institution of district administration in South Asia has long been associated with a tradition of disciplined public service. From the days of the Indian Civil Service (ICS), famously described as the “steel frame” of governance, to the…
SESSI Central Medical Store: An Important Step Toward Workers’ Health
Workers are the fundamental pillar of the economic and social structure of any society. The rotation of industries, the movement of the economy, and the grand claims of development are in fact the result of the hard work of those hands that…
SESSI Seminar: Empowered Women and the Rights of Working Women
In the contemporary era, the role of women is no longer confined to domestic responsibilities. Women have emerged as an active and decisive force in the intellectual, social, and economic development of society. In the modern world, the…
Pakistan Hockey: From Dust to the Horizon
By: Malik Khalid Zameer
Email:kmzameer@gmail.com
When we turn the dusty pages of history, a vivid scene dances before our eyes—a time when the green crescent flag was not just a piece of cloth, but a symbol of global dominance on the…
How Climate Politics is Shaping Local Elections in Europe
Local elections in Europe are no longer confined to traditional municipal issues such as roads, sanitation, public transport, or city services. Over the past few years, climate change and environmental policy have increasingly become…


