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Digitalization, crypto and rethinking Pakistan’s identity architecture
Pakistan’s telecom sector has been a cornerstone of digital expansion. Mobile connectivity widened access, reduced transaction costs, and enabled the rise of branchless banking and mobile wallets. As digital services deepen and financial…
The India celebrated its republic day on 26th January and Kashmiris observed it as black day
India observes Republic Day on 26 January annually to mark the adoption of its constitution in 1950 as a way of projecting itself as the largest democracy in the world based on justice, liberty, equality and fraternity. This story of…
28 January: The Day That Could Not Be Ignored
Professor Imran Ismail Chohan
History does not always announce itself with noise. Sometimes, the most decisive moments arrive quietly, almost unnoticed, yet they change the destiny of nations forever. Such days do not always find space in…
Eighteen Is Responsibility, Not Freedom, Society Must Remember
Written by: Aasi
We have given the age of eighteen a distorted meaning. We have mistaken it for a declaration of freedom, when in fact it is the first doorway to responsibility. This is the age when a person should at least realize that…
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s Release: Possibilities, Obstacles, and State Seriousness
The question of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s release is no longer confined to the freedom of a single prisoner. It has evolved into a symbol of state seriousness, global justice, human rights, the moral standing of the Muslim world, and the complex…
Redrawing the Map: New Provinces and Old Fault Lines
ISLAMABAD: Once again, Pakistan finds itself debating the redrawing of its internal map. Reports suggesting that a proposed 28th Constitutional Amendment may pave the way for the creation of multiple new provinces have reignited a…
Israel: The Historic Exodus of Its Citizens
There are certain turning points in history that instantly expose the claims, ideological foundations, and political narratives of powerful states. The internal crisis Israel has faced since October 7 is not merely a military or security…
“Annual Falcon Release Programme: Preserving a Timeless Heritage Through Conservation”.
Falconry has remained an enduring symbol of cultural heritage, environmental ethics, and human–nature harmony for centuries. Closely associated with Arab tradition, the practice of falconry embodies values of respect for wildlife,…
ARE WE LIVING TO DIE, OR DYING TO LIVE?
In the continuous flow of modern life, we barely pause to ask uncomfortable questions. We follow a relentless constant rhythm, waking up to the sound of alarms, rushing through routines, chasing deadlines, and collapsing into sleep only…
