During the Coronavirus pandemic, waste management and sanitary workers are performing their duties even though the movements and mobility province-wide are restricted. They are key workers and are similarly essential during the implementation of lock ...
Coronavirus spreads rapidly among children in Pakistan
The fact cannot be denied that the Covid19 is a pandemic and a challenge to the global community which has affected millions of people across the world with hundreds of thousands dead and only 8 percent among the victims were children which is a very ...
Female Journalists of KP on World Press Freedom Day
By Anmol Sheraz International World Press Freedom Day observed every year on May 3 to notify globally that freedom of expression and freedom of the press are major human rights. This day annually reminds the masses that plenty of journalists fearless ...
Impact of educational institutes’ closure
By: Hudaibia Iftikhar The large parts of the world are heading towards the third wave of the Covid19 pandemic generated the largest disturbance in the education history of Pakistan. Research by World Bank shows that around 1.6 billion students have b ...
Fight against water scarcity
Hamnah Rehman Water is the most precious resource on earth. About 79% of the Earth’s surface is covered with water and 3% of it is freshwater that is fit for human consumption but more than 2.2 billion people do not have access to an improved water s ...
Erstwhile FATA: From militancy to fatal land disputes
The newly formed tribal districts have always been in the headlines for militant attacks in the near past, however, the erstwhile FATA witnessed a huge decline in the terrorist attacks and bomb blasts due to the continuous efforts of Pakistan Army an ...
Second Easter during Coronavirus Pandemic
Christians around the world and in Pakistan celebrated the second Easter Sunday during coronavirus pandemic. People mostly isolated themselves in their homes as the third wave of Covid19 hit the country with full force. The most joyous festival was c ...
Haseena Moin: Nation’s Treasure
Pakistan's veteran scenarist and novelist, Haseena Moin, passed away on 26th March. With her demise, a golden era has gone too. Haseena Moin was born in Kanpur, India on November 20, 1941. After the independence, her family settled in Karachi, Sindh ...
Pakistan Army Ushered Change in Ex-FATA through Education
Not so long ago, whenever the TV was turned on, there would have been news of violence and raised militancy in the Ex-FATA region. The post-Soviet war period made this region volatile and dangerous as it became a hub of militant groups including Tali ...
Never let disability hinder your dreams
Junaid Shirazi, a student at Hazara University's Department of English Literature, is a living example of courage and enthusiasm. He lost both his hands due to electric shock in his childhood but he did not allow his disability to become a compulsio ...