From a widow rearing a newly gifted cow in her courtyard to a prisoner’s daughter dreaming of her wedding day, Punjab’s welfare net is quietly reshaping lives across the province, …
From a widow rearing a newly gifted cow in her courtyard to a prisoner’s daughter dreaming of her wedding day, Punjab’s welfare net is quietly reshaping lives across the province, …
Pakistan is painted green and white in August, with a new generation visiting museums and historic sites to explore the nation’s story. Surrounded by flags, patriotic songs and Independence Day …
In the quiet corners of classrooms across Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K), countless young students continue to pursue their educational dreams. However, behind the “graveyard silence” of the …
By Abu Zafar Sadiq The tragic loss of climbers on Broad Peak has cast a deep shadow over Pakistan and the international mountaineering fraternity. The accident, in which an avalanche …
By Fakhar-e-Alam BAJAUR, August 2 (APP)::On a warm summer morning in Bajaur tribal district, Muhammad Anwarullah walks through a two-acre piece of farmland surrounded by olive trees. The land, once …
By Moniba Iftikhar ISLAMABAD, Aug 2 (APP):In the quiet corners of classrooms across Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K), countless young students continue to pursue their educational dreams. However, …
A child’s smile often hides a silent health struggle that many parents fail to notice. Rotten teeth are emerging as one of the most common health problems among children across …
For years, owning a home remained nothing more than a distant dream for thousands of low-income families, salaried employees and pensioners across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
Every weekend, Ehtisham Khan drove his friends to Firdus Cinema on GT Road in Peshawar, where the queue at the ticket window stretched outside, the aroma of roasted peanuts filled …
Muhammad Atif Ismail MULTAN, July 29 (APP)::In an age of tractors, trucks and motorized loaders, it is easy to assume the camel cart belongs only in history books. Yet across …