Pakistan floods is a warning
September 7th, 2022
As far as natural disasters go, Pakistan is bearing the brunt of what is unanimously seen as a disaster induced by climate change. The recent floods had killed more than a thousand people and destroyed two million acres of crops and more than 700,000 houses. The rain has stopped and floodwaters receded. It is exposing more evidence of the impact.
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This year, as we spruce up the capital city, main highways,...
Information gap and trouble
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Beyond food on the table
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forests’ efforts to strengthen the country’s...
Talking about our language
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For a safe national sport
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Looking at the needs in schools
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What we do not feel, the young people of this country...
Talking agriculture development
August 26th, 2022
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Improving rural roads
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Looking back on some of the perennial development issues in the...
Too little too late?
August 24th, 2022
The Chairperson of the Royal Civil Service Commission yesterday wrote an...