“Khawab, Khushboo, Aaine” – A Book Opening a Spiritual and Literary World,
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Mian Iftikhar Ahmad) The moment my eyes first reached the pages of “Khawab, Khushboo, Aaine,” the fragrance of words revealed a new world of wonder to me. The person whom I had known in the streets of Faisalabad as a bold and fearless officer today touched my heart with […]
By-Elections 2025: Background, Causes, Political Dynamics and a Comprehensive Analysis
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Mian Iftikhar Ahmad) The by-elections of 2025 emerged not merely as a procedural exercise to fill a few vacant seats but as an event that significantly influenced Pakistan’s political landscape, reflected public sentiment, tested the government’s performance, reshaped the opposition’s strategy, and provided a preview of what the next […]
A Journey of Courage and Inclusion: APHA at Abilympics Moscow 2025
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Nazia Naz Defender and International Researcher) Honored to part of APHA The Association of Physically Handicapped Adults (A.P.H.A) has been rehabilitating and empowering persons with disabilities since 1975, transforming exceptional individuals into champions. As a registered organization, our members have represented Pakistan in several countries including Thailand and Sri […]
Airports, Arbitrary Power, and the Cost to Pakistan:
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Brig Sadiq Rahi, Sitara E Imtiaz (Military),Retired) (An Analytical Examination of Off-Loading, Harassment, and Corruption Faced by Outbound Pakistani Travelers) For a country like Pakistan—heavily dependent on foreign remittances, foreign employment, and the global mobility of its labour force—the airport is not merely a point of departure. It is the […]
Youth at the Frontline of Global Change: Reflections on the UN Youth Lead Dialogues Summary
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By:Nazia Naz: defender & international researcher & human Rights)The Youth Lead Dialogues Summary, produced by the United Nations Youth Office in collaboration with UNICEF, Youth Compass, and the United Nations Futures Lab Network, stands as a powerful testament to the growing influence of young people in shaping global priorities. Far […]
Harf-e-Dua — A Journey from Word to Light
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Mian Iftikhar Ahmad) Harf-e-Dua by Asghar Ali Tabsum is not merely a collection of poetry; it is a living testimony of a lifetime’s spiritual experiences, brokenness, hopes, repentance, and a heart bowed before the majesty of the Almighty. The breaths that move through this book are not the ordinary […]
No One Left Behind — But Millions Already Are
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (By: Sobia Ali, Bureau Chief, Desi TV USA) In a world where global leaders proudly repeat the slogan “No One Left Behind,” it takes only a slight turn of the head to see the brutal truth: millions of children are being left behind, abandoned in a race of humanity shaped […]
Protecting the Vulnerable: Korangi Human Rights Committee Prioritizes Out-of-School Children and Labour Issues
(Publish from Houston Texas USA) (Nazia Naz Defender and International Researcher) As a Defender and International Researcher on Human Rights, I had the honor of attending the recent meeting of the District Human Rights Committee, Korangi, as an official committee member. The session proved to be highly productive, focusing on some of the most pressing […]
Population Pressure in Pakistan — Resources, Jobs, and the Economic Future
(By: Mian Iftikhar Ahmad) Pakistan is among the countries where population is increasing at an exceptionally fast pace, and this rapid growth has placed intense pressure on national resources, employment opportunities, economic stability, and the country’s social structure, and experts warn that if the current trend continues, Pakistan will face serious challenges in the coming […]
Policing Beyond Enforcement in Punjab
(Dr Muhammad Rizwan Bhatti) Crime in Punjab reflects deeper social, structural and institutional forces. Behind every offence lies a story of inequality, neglect and systemic failure. Pakistan’s policing model has historically remained reactive, focusing primarily on responding after crimes occur. Although enforcement, investigation and arrests are essential, they are insufficient to address the underlying causes […]