Wheat Crisis Hits Pakistan
Shortage of wheat, lower production and improper procurement affect Pakistan. Pakistan used to be a wheat-exporting country until a few years ago.
India’s Green Hydrogen Journey Takes A Giant Leap
The first multi-purpose (Combined Heat & Power) Green Hydrogen Generation Plant at Jhakri, Himachal Pradesh, is poised to accelerate the development of
INDUS WATER TREATY: Time To Modernise to Address Contemporary Challenges
The Indus Water Treaty (IWT), despite being hailed as a successful mechanism in managing water disputes between India and Pakistan for decades,
PAKISTAN: Growing crime rate linked to rising inflation
It seems that the rising crime rate and the increasing inflation have a direct relationship …. Writes Dr Sakariya Kareem Pakistan’s growing
BLASPHEMY LAWS IN PAKISTAN: A LEGACY OF TRAGEDY AND CONTROVERSY
Blasphemy accusations in Pakistan have not only ensnared common citizens but have also claimed the lives of ministers and prominent figures. The
Why Muizzu Must Give Up his Leadership in the Maldives?
The true extent of Muizzu’s alleged corruption and the potential implications for the Maldives’ future are perhaps best illustrated by the rift
DISINFORMATION FROM DHAKA: Towards an Inclusive Solution
The trend gathered steam when the main opposition party, the Bangladesh National Party lost the elections and blamed India for interfering in
The Baloch people are alienated: Today so are the Pashtuns in Pakistan
Returning to the alienation of Pashtuns it may be mentioned that today they need to carry special travel documents to move across
TTP, Sunni groups target Shias in Gilgit Baltistan
Terrorist group Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other Sunni groups are planning to carry out suicide attacks against the Shias in Gilgit Baltistan.
Pakistan Army doing a ‘Balochistan’ in Pashtun-majority areas
Once considered the closest allies of Punjabi Pakistan, the Pashtuns today face deportation and humiliation for no fault of their own. The