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Pakistan’s Climate Promises Are Written in Ink. The Crisis Is Written in Flood Water.
March 23, 2026 Naeem Hussain 0 Comments

Pakistan’s Climate Promises Are Written in Ink. The Crisis Is Written in Flood Water.

Pakistan made ambitious promises to the world. Fifty percent renewable energy by 2030. A sixty percent reduction in emission intensity.

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Mobile Phone
March 23, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Mobile Phone

When a boy took up residence in a hostel, his parents purchased for him an I-Phone and a connection SIM.

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Chiniot: A City of History, Culture, and Craftsmanship
March 22, 2026 Akash Shshafi 0 Comments

Chiniot: A City of History, Culture, and Craftsmanship

Set along the banks of the Chenab River in Punjab, Chiniot is one of Pakistan’s most fascinating yet often overlooked

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Time and Space
March 22, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Time and Space

A stream flowed in a valley in between the mountains from north to south. The stream was wide and its

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The True Spirit of Eid: Beyond Clothes and Celebrations
March 22, 2026 Syed Waseem Shah 0 Comments

The True Spirit of Eid: Beyond Clothes and Celebrations

As the moon is sighted and the excitement begins to build, Eid ul-Fitr arrives with joy, warmth, and a sense

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A Talking Car
March 22, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

A Talking Car

A beautiful car reached Lahore at a thrilling speed of over one hundred kilometers. Immediately upon arrival, the front seat

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Ramu’s Tonga
March 21, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Ramu’s Tonga

Ramu had a horse of a smart breed. He had trained this horse to pull the cart, thus making it

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Eid al-Fitr: Joy, With a Quiet Ache Beneath It
March 21, 2026 Usman Ayub 0 Comments

Eid al-Fitr: Joy, With a Quiet Ache Beneath It

Eid al-Fitr arrives like a long-awaited guest.After a month of discipline, reflection, and Ibadah, it brings color back into life.

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Tailor and Sewing Machine
March 20, 2026 Malik Muhammad Usman 0 Comments

Tailor and Sewing Machine

A tailor had a routine of opening his shop early in the morning and continuing sewing garments till evening. During

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India’s Nuclear Posture and the Hypocrisy of Restraint
March 20, 2026 Humair Naeem 0 Comments

India’s Nuclear Posture and the Hypocrisy of Restraint

India’s draft nuclear doctrine encompasses No First Use (NFU) and “credible minimum deterrence (CMD),” pledging to retaliate massively only if

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Knowing How We Know, in Medicine and in the Age of AI
Knowing How We Know, in Medicine and in the Age of AI

Science is not just a pile of discoveries. It is a running argument about which questions to ask, which observations

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Faith Has to Become a Habit of the Whole Society
Faith Has to Become a Habit of the Whole Society

Every system that works needs a crowd behind it. A law on paper does nothing until enough people live by

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Disagree Without Destroying
Disagree Without Destroying

We have a habit we rarely admit to. Someone differs with us on one issue, and within minutes we’ve written

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The Paradox of Freedom: Why More Choices Do Not Always Make Us Freer
The Paradox of Freedom: Why More Choices Do Not Always Make Us Freer

We are living in an age that celebrates freedom as one of humanity’s greatest achievements. We are free to choose

November 1, 2026
We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear
We Kill the Taliban or the Taliban Kill Us: A Nation Trapped in a Cycle of Fear

Violence often forces societies into harsh and uncomfortable questions. One such question that echoes across Pakistan’s security debates is simple

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Sales Professionals – Heroes of Business
Sales Professionals – Heroes of Business

Masters of Selling and the Backbone of Every Industry In general, I have observed that many people do not consider

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The Quiet Language of Love
The Quiet Language of Love

Some love stories begin with grand gestures. Others begin with something much quieter—a glance that lasts a second too long,

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From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility
From Manuscripts to Screens: The Journey of Knowledge and Our Responsibility

Imagine yourself enveloped in the profound silence of the British Library in London or tucked away in a corner of

March 19, 2026
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