Trust and Accountability: Insights from the National Corruption Perception Survey 2025 Corruption continues to loom large in the collective consciousness of Pakistan, affecting citizens’ trust in public institutions and their perceptions of governance. The National Corruption Perception Survey (NCPS) 2025, conducted by Transparency International (TI) Pakistan, provides a detailed look at how everyday Pakistanis view […]

Legal Setback for Adil Raja: The Defamation Case Explained In a significant ruling, the London High Court has ordered YouTuber Adil Raja to publicly apologise to retired Brigadier Rashid Naseer for defamatory remarks made on social media. This ruling serves as a crucial reminder of the power of words and the potential legal consequences they […]

The Pension Dilemma: PAA Retirees in a Bind Pensions should be a source of comfort for retirees, a well-earned reward for years of hard work. Unfortunately, for many retired employees of the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA), this is turning into a different story. While some retirees enjoy full benefits, over 2,500 are facing a troubling […]

Supreme Court’s Ruling: A Win for Teachers Amid AI Concerns The recent ruling by Pakistan’s Supreme Court, reinstating 36 secondary school teachers in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, has sparked discussions across various platforms. The case draws attention to a troubling aspect of the judicial process — the reliance on faulty data generated by artificial intelligence (AI). The decision, […]

Honoring Leadership: A Milestone Ceremony for Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces Recently, a momentous occasion unfolded at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi, where a grand guard of honour ceremony was held to celebrate Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s appointment as Pakistan’s first Chief of Defence Forces. This isn’t just a title change; it symbolizes […]

Immediate Steps to Enhance Energy Access in Gwadar and Gilgit-Baltistan In a significant move aimed at improving energy access, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved key electricity projects for Gwadar and Gilgit-Baltistan. This decision is part of a broader initiative to reform the power sector in these regions, which have faced persistent electricity supply challenges. […]

Understanding the Water Crisis: What’s Happening with the Chenab River Water is vital to life, and with the changing dynamics in our environment, understanding river flows, especially in regions like India and Pakistan, is crucial. Recently, India released a substantial surge of water into the Chenab River, causing its flow to rise to an impressive […]