ISLAMABAD, June 29: Family planning is back in fashion in the development world. But Pakistan’s unchanging fertility rates are a serious cause of concern for its future and a major hurdle to it progress,
ISLAMABAD, June 29: Family planning is back in fashion in the development world. But Pakistan’s unchanging fertility rates are a serious cause of concern for its future and a major hurdle to it progress, established panelists at a seminar organised by the
ISLAMABAD, June 22: Inclinations in the developmental world change and education is no exception. The trends in the field have also been changing regularly and today the focus is on capacity building.
For litigants, justice remains a distant dream. Property disputes and corruption cases get delayed again and again or are simply not taken up for years and the ordinary man is deprived of access to precious
ISLAMABAD, June 7: A team sent to a village in Kohistan to determine the truth about five women who were reported to have been killed after being sentenced to death by a jirga for clapping at a wedding when two young men were dancing told the Supreme Cour
ISLAMABAD, June 6: Despite clear instructions by the Supreme Court to produce the five women reportedly killed on the orders of a tribal jirga in Kohistan for dancing with boys at a wedding ceremony,
ISLAMABAD, June 5: How can a state put a whole population segment at a disadvantage? We can look to the Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) for an answer
ISLAMABAD, June 5: How can a state put a whole population segment at a disadvantage? We can look to the Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) for an answer
ISLAMABAD, June 4: With sensational media reports making the rounds about four women having been killed in Kohistan after videos were leaked of them dancing with two men during wedding festivities, the
ISLAMABAD, May 31: The second day of celebrating Manto’s centenary took the standard up a notch as the likes of Qavi Khan and Tahira Imam put up a profile of Manto touching both the personal and professional
ISLAMABAD, May 30: These days, Manto is in the air. And in a quest to celebrate Manto’s centenary, Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) put up a rendition of his short story Ten rupees on Wednesday in a simple but effective production.
ISLAMABAD, May 30: These days, Manto is in the air. And in a quest to celebrate Manto’s centenary, Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) put up a rendition of his short story Ten rupees on
ISLAMABAD, May 28: ‘Women empowerment’ is a goal that shows up a lot in the world of development but is hard to trace or quantify and its results do not often become visible.
ISLAMABAD, May 23: The federal cabinet formed two ministerial committees on Wednesday to investigate incidents of violence in Karachi over the controversial issue of the demand for a new Muhajir
