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The 1947 Partition Archives documents real-life accounts of those who lived through the violent migration during the partition of the subcontinent, the horrors that affected millions, and the lasting impact of the British Raj

Women display symptoms that frequently vary, and diseases tend to develop in unique ways. Nonetheless, the medical community persists in considering the male body as the default standard while perceiving the female body as an exception

Society should embrace that a successful marriage isn’t solely about staying together, but about the happiness and growth of both partners

By addressing common misconceptions that conventional banking is un-Islamic and establishing a clear distinction between social loans and commercial credit, we can provide more accessible and affordable financial services to Muslims worldwide

Degrees are more than receipts; they symbolize hard work, responsibility, and form the basis for wisdom, character, and professional skills

The migration of Pakistani doctors to foreign countries is not merely an individual choice but a national concern with profound ethical, economic, and social implications

Karachi’s historic National Institute of Public Administration is transforming public service through ecological restoration, upgraded infrastructure, and a forward-thinking academic approach

Over 300 children have lost their lives in Bangladesh’s ongoing measles outbreak, which has to date affected 58 out of the country’s 64 districts and has resulted in the hospitalization of more than 50,000 children

Pakistan is a trauma-exposed society, shaped by Partition, political instability, economic insecurity, terrorism, natural disasters, and chronic stress.

The AI boom is not just a technological development, but it’s a running story about power, rule, and authority

In today’s India, young individuals with degrees, certifications, and skills enter the workforce, but the job market framework hasn’t kept pace

Civil society in Pakistan currently operates in a somewhat challenging environment, facing regulatory hurdles, scrutiny of foreign funding, and limited political influence

An evening with Zehra Nigah served as a reminder that poetry persists as the sole form of language to convey authentic truths about ourselves