Study Circle in Pakistan and especially in Khyber PakhtunKhwa is a new, innovative and non-formal method of learning which helps the students to learn new things in broad perspectives and think wider on an issue. The students and even the common mass ...
Beware, whom you are donating?
Holy festival of Eid ul Azha is around the corner, where Muslims offer sacrifice of animals to honor sunna of Hazrat Ibrahim A.S. According to unofficial data, approximately, 40 percent of house hold in Pakistan are likely to slaughter at least 1 ani ...
Polio vaccination amid covid19
Polio is a paralytic and highly infectious disease caused by human enterovirus called the poliovirus. It can interact in its host in two ways: causes minor infection with mild symptoms or infect the central nervous system, which may cause paralysis. ...
Monsoon arrival and floods
Pakistan covers an area of 796,096 km2 which stretches from Himalayan Mountains in the north to the Arabian Sea in the south. Pakistan’s climate is predominantly semi-arid to arid and is typically depending on geographical location, it possesses four ...
Universities in KP facing administrative and financial crisis
Majority of higher education institutes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been passing through administrative and financial crises as many of these universities are functioning without permanent Vice Chancellors and the provincial government is yet to make ...
Hamayoun Khan – An Unsung Hero
There is no doubt that credit for elimination of decade long terrorism goes to Pakistan Army as it was the frontline force and have lost thousands of officers and soldiers in war against terror. However, besides Pakistan Army, there are numerous unsu ...
Khushal Khan Khattak – A warrior and poet
Da Afghan pa nang me otharhala thoora Nangyaale da zamane Khushal Khattak yam دَ افغان په ننګ مِ اُتړﻻ تورا ننګيالې دَ زمانې خوشحال خټک يم (I have taken out my sword in the name of Afghan honour I am the proudest of the ...
Made in Pakistan – A trademark in making
There is a famous saying that “If we had no winters, the spring would not be so pleasant: If we did not sometimes taste of adversity, prosperity would not be so welcome”. Though Corona has brought a greater crisis for the nations, it has also provid ...
Rahman baba – A philosopher and Pashto Poet
At the dawn of seventeenth century, when Afghans were in fog of war, from West by Persians and East by Mughals, a kid by the name of Abdur Rehman was born in a town close to Peshawar called Bahader Kalay. He belonged to Mohmand clan of the Pathans. T ...
Child marriages in Pakistan; a silent challenge
Any formal marriage or informal union where one or both of the parties are under 18 years of age is referred to as child marriage also known as “early marriage” or ‘child brides”. More than half of girls from poor families in the developing world are ...