The resurgence of militants in Swat has come into focus—why, who, and how. After the 2007 insurgency, the people of Swat, as well as the rest of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, were made to believe that the conflict had subsided and the militants were eliminated. The unrest and confrontation were believed to have been replaced by peace […]
Author: Muambar Khan
The writer is an Advocate and ex additional and district session Judge.
The youth’s bulge: Pakistan’s demographic dilemma
As we navigate the complexities of the 21st century, Pakistan finds itself at a critical crossroads, grappling with the challenges and opportunities presented by its burgeoning youth population. The numbers are staggering: approximately 64% of our population is under the age of 25, with 33% falling within the 15-29 age bracket. This demographic phenomenon, known […]
Jazz call packages – Daily, weekly and monthly 2025
We present you all Jazz call packages – Daily, weekly and monthly 2025. Jazz Network, formerly known as ‘Mobilink’, is one of the biggest networks in Pakistan. It was launched in the year 1994 and became the voice of Pakistan in the year 1999. It was formally launched under the name of Mobilink (PMCL) and […]
An insight into Gen Z minds, digital revolution and Pakistan
Courage, resilience, audacity falls into the category of human spirit. The chronological order of the human potential is far from over. There are stories, myriads and Greek mythologies of past, present and future that lies ahead. Growing up, these stories turned into historical mysteries and came out as a test of time. Such anecdotes and […]
Lahore College for Women University suspends senior official over harassment allegations
Lahore College for Women University suspends senior official over harassment allegations. The Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) has taken strict action against a senior official, suspending him from his post after a student blamed him for harassment. This move followed a wave of protests by students on campus, who expressed their disappointment with the […]
The role of educational and law abiding institutions in preventing sexual violence: A case study of Punjab College rape case
“Her story may have ended too soon, but it is a call to action—a reminder that the fight for women’s dignity and justice is far from over.” Rape continues to be one of the most heinous and prevalent crimes in Pakistan, where victims often face societal stigma, a lack of institutional support, and a justice […]
Rescue on the Sea: A short story
Very little has been written about the ancient coastal people of Lyari – the irrepressible Makranis – who take their name from the Makran coast of Sindh and, Balochistan, which also indicates a common history of the two provinces; the Makran coast constitutes the South-East of Iran and the South-West of Pakistan; a 1,000 km […]
Exclusive: What actually happened with the PU girl who committed suicide in hostel
What actually happened with the PU girl who committed suicide in hostel? A painful incident in Pakistan’s biggest public sector university shocked everyone as a student recognized as Umm-e-Habiba committed suicide by hanging herself from the ceiling fan. The 5th-semester student at the Institute of Education and Research (IER) was found hanging from a ceiling […]