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American Elections: Do we have something to learn?

From political promises to practical solutions
The federal government's decision to reduce the duration of load shedding in high-loss areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is a welcome development that reflects the need to place public welfare above administrative and financial considerations. For years, p…
Time to move from talk to action
Pakistan does not lack entrepreneurs, industries or export potential. What it lacks is consistency, competitiveness and timely implementation. The government’s engagement with the private sector must therefore become a continuous process rather than an oc…
Connecting Pakistan to the future
The debate over universal connectivity has entered a new phase. In the age of artificial intelligence, access to reliable digital networks is no longer a luxury or merely a development objective; it is becoming the foundation of economic growth, education…
Global oil trends must bring local relief
Pakistan needs a petroleum pricing system that is not only responsive but also predictable, accountable and understandable. If implemented honestly and monitored independently, the new mechanism can improve market stability. Ultimately, however, its succe…
From promises to practical action
Breast cancer is no longer an issue that can be confined to hospitals, medical conferences or awareness campaigns held once a year. It is a national health challenge that demands sustained attention, practical policies and equal access to treatment. As Pa…
Clean surroundings, safer communities
Dengue fever is once again emerging as a serious public health concern, and the growing risk demands responsible action from citizens as well as relevant authorities. While dengue is preventable to a considerable extent, negligence in controlling mosquito…
Education must keep pace with a changing world
Pakistan’s future will ultimately depend on the quality of its human capital. Modern laboratories are a welcome beginning, but they must form part of a broader national commitment to education. Every child, regardless of geography or background, deserves …
From wastage to value
Pakistan’s marble and natural stone industry has long carried enormous promise, yet much of that potential remains untapped. The country possesses rich natural resources, skilled workers and a growing demand for quality stone products, but outdated extrac…
A global crisis demands global solutions
The climate crisis is no longer a distant warning for future generations. It is a harsh reality already destroying homes, livelihoods and communities across the world. Pakistan, despite contributing only a small share of global carbon emissions, remains a…
 Pakistan’s economic future depends on its people
Pakistan’s economic transformation will ultimately be judged not by statistics alone, but by whether ordinary citizens experience a meaningful improvement in their lives. Putting people at the heart of development is therefore not only a moral responsibil…
Protecting children in the digital age
The digital world is not going away, nor should it. The objective must be to make it safer and more beneficial. Protecting children requires effective laws, responsible technology companies, informed parents, vigilant institutions and educated children. A…

From political promises to practical solutions

Defense matters should not be made a subject of unnecessary discussion: SK Niazi

Azan Ali Khan secures second position at Punjab National Squash Championship

The goal within reach
Pakistan’s fight against polio is a test of national determination, public awareness and the ability of institutions and communities to work together. The reaffirmation of support by international partners for the country’s polio eradication programme is …
Time to move from talk to action
Pakistan does not lack entrepreneurs, industries or export potential. What it lacks is consistency, competitiveness and timely implementation. The government’s engagement with the private sector must therefore become a continuous process rather than an oc…
Connecting Pakistan to the future
The debate over universal connectivity has entered a new phase. In the age of artificial intelligence, access to reliable digital networks is no longer a luxury or merely a development objective; it is becoming the foundation of economic growth, education…
Global oil trends must bring local relief
Pakistan needs a petroleum pricing system that is not only responsive but also predictable, accountable and understandable. If implemented honestly and monitored independently, the new mechanism can improve market stability. Ultimately, however, its succe…
From promises to practical action
Breast cancer is no longer an issue that can be confined to hospitals, medical conferences or awareness campaigns held once a year. It is a national health challenge that demands sustained attention, practical policies and equal access to treatment. As Pa…
Clean surroundings, safer communities
Dengue fever is once again emerging as a serious public health concern, and the growing risk demands responsible action from citizens as well as relevant authorities. While dengue is preventable to a considerable extent, negligence in controlling mosquito…
Education must keep pace with a changing world
Pakistan’s future will ultimately depend on the quality of its human capital. Modern laboratories are a welcome beginning, but they must form part of a broader national commitment to education. Every child, regardless of geography or background, deserves …
From wastage to value
Pakistan’s marble and natural stone industry has long carried enormous promise, yet much of that potential remains untapped. The country possesses rich natural resources, skilled workers and a growing demand for quality stone products, but outdated extrac…
A global crisis demands global solutions
The climate crisis is no longer a distant warning for future generations. It is a harsh reality already destroying homes, livelihoods and communities across the world. Pakistan, despite contributing only a small share of global carbon emissions, remains a…
 Pakistan’s economic future depends on its people
Pakistan’s economic transformation will ultimately be judged not by statistics alone, but by whether ordinary citizens experience a meaningful improvement in their lives. Putting people at the heart of development is therefore not only a moral responsibil…

From political promises to practical solutions

Defense matters should not be made a subject of unnecessary discussion: SK Niazi

Azan Ali Khan secures second position at Punjab National Squash Championship

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Salman Khan Niazi

Chairman, Daily The Patriot