Category: 8. Editorial
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Water Crisis is Knocking
Pakistan is facing other crisis and now water insecurity is also knocking at the door. Pakistan is rich in water resources and encompasses water reserves as in glaciers of Himalayas and annual rainfalls that feed 50-80% of its water supply in the western rivers- Chenab, Jhelum, Indus and… Continue Reading
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Reviving Student Unions
Student unions have historically been the bedrock of intellectual growth, political activism and societal reform. Emerging in 19th century Europe as debating societies, their primary aim was to instil democratic values and critical thinking among young minds. Over time, these unions became… Continue Reading
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The Silent Storm
The digital world is a double-edged sword—offering knowledge while quietly causing destruction. Hidden within it is a force that lures young minds, shaping their thoughts in dangerous ways. In a society that values modesty, this silent storm grows, altering how youth perceive themselves and… Continue Reading
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Rising Inflation
I am writing to express my concerns about the inflation crisis in Pakistan, which has made life increasingly difficult for citizens. The continuous rise in the prices of basic necessities such as food, fuel, and electricity is pushing families into financial distress. Salaried individuals,… Continue Reading
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The Rainfall Deficit in Pakistan
The alarming lack of rainfall in Pakistan is having severe consequences for agriculture, water supply, and the overall ecosystem. In recent years, there has been a significant decline in precipitation, leading to drought conditions in various regions. This situation is primarily attributed to… Continue Reading
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Past in Perspective
The Battle of Hastings was a decisive conflict that took place in 1066 in England. Continue Reading
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Oscar Worthy
No Other Land, a documentary about the unlikely alliance between a Palestinian activist and an Israeli journalist as they document the struggles of those living under occupation in the West Bank, won the Oscar for Best Documentary on Sunday. While the award may do little in tangible terms for… Continue Reading
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PECA Problems
As more cases are registered under the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), the extent of its misuse becomes increasingly clear. Although the government assured the public that PECA would be used to counter fake news, disinformation, and other electronic crimes harmful to the state, the… Continue Reading
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Overpriced Goods
As Ramzan begins and people across the country flood the markets to buy food for Sehri and Iftari, Pakistan once again witnesses a familiar yet deeply unethical practice: the unjust overpricing and hoarding of essential food items. Continue Reading
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