Point of View
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Bridges Built for Decades, Failing in Years
Why are cracks, spalling and holes appearing on Pakistan’s newly constructed bridge decks? We cross them every day, but are…
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Strengthening Rural Primary Healthcare
Digital Patient Management and Administrative Reforms in Sindh Suggested Digital transformation offers an opportunity to improve the administrative efficiency of…
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Philosophy: New Freedom, An Old Cage
A Legal and Philosophical Critique of Liberalism’s Broken Promise By Noor Muhammad Marri Advocate | Islamabad When the Berlin Wall…
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Stirring The Hornet’s Nest
Mr. Naqvi has stirred the hornet’s nest. The Sharif family was livid about it. Rather, it felt the hardness of…
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Pakistan Railways: Put Back on Track
While World expanded its railway network, Pakistan allowed an inherited national asset to shrink Pakistan, meanwhile, inherited a railway network…
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Global Fallout of Ongoing AJK Unrest
The Implications of Continued Unrest in AJK: A Potential Threat to Pakistan`s International Stance. It`s high time for both civilian…
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Too Much for the Few, Too Little for the Many
Pakistan’s fiscal crisis is often described as a problem of a shrinking pie. More accurately, it is a problem of…
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From Cash Support to Economic Empowerment
Pakistan needs to move beyond traditional approaches to unemployment. Providing jobs is important, but creating opportunities for young people to…
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Karachi at the Crossroads
The world has already found the solutions. Karachi must now implement them. By: Ramesh Raja Karachi is Pakistan’s economic capital,…
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Motherland Sindh Cannot Be Divided
The province that first said yes to Pakistan has, in every crisis since, chosen the federation. It has earned the…
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