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We the people of the United Nations…, begins the preamble of the UN charter,  delineating the ineluctable link between the peoples and the states. Since the advent of the  human civilization, the omitting of the right to self-determination and the mass struggle to  restore their right to the self-determination, evident from the pact between the Barons and  the King John of England, has been the culmination of humanity’s core history at the field  of Runnymede.

The state of literacy rate in Pakistan is far from satisfactory. A country of 240 million people has been unable to chisel the edifice of being a developed country, is an example of anomaly in education sector. Along with so many core issues to the current crisis of economy and political stability, low literacy rate stands above all and its knock on effect on the progress of Pakistan is pertinent and crystal clear. 

War in the Middle East has now aggravated almost to the extent of triggering a third world war.  The ongoing conflict in the sacred land of Palestine is muddling the chances of peace negotiations and cease fire.

Why have the Taliban imposed a ban on girls' education, obliterating their dreams? Why did these girls, once hopeful of continuing their studies, suddenly find themselves turned away from school at gunpoint?

The Importance of Education in Islam

Islam places significant emphasis on education for both men and women, highlighting it as a divine gift and an essential right. Allah’s command regarding knowledge is clear and universal:

"Allah taught man what he did not know." (Surah Al-Alaq, 96:5)

Decolonization of language refers to the dismantling and challenging the imposed structures or language traditions by any colonizer or imperialist. Colonial Language is any language which is reinforced and imposed by any colonizer for instance English was imposed in colonial states of Great Britain. Similarly, France did the same with the states it colonized and every colonizer did the same.

In this era when technologies are cutting-edge and world’s economy is globalizing, creativity and expressiveness has emerged as a critical skill making individuals distinguishable among themselves. The question that arise is Explicitly what creativity is? Precisely it is often described as ones ability to think out of the ordinary, to initiate unconventional and innovative ideas, and to solve problems in exclusive ways. For Pakistani students pursuing creativity is not just beneficial; it’s essential as well.
 

UNEMPLOYMENT UPSURGE IN PAKISTAN 

Unemployment in Pakistan has reached alarming levels, with forecasts showing that the unemployment rate will reach 10.3% in 2024, up from 6.3% three years ago. This increase in unemployment is expected to leave approximately 6.61 million people out of work, which presents a significant challenge to the stability and economic growth of the country. This analysis explores the multifaceted causes of unemployment, current statistics, and possible strategies to address them this urgent problem.

Academic Pressure and Toxic Culture

‘Women in STEM’, as wonderful and powerful as it sounds yet hides so many struggles behind, a number of stories from different areas with distinct cultural norms. Pakistan is a country renowned for its talented students and diversity in a number of fields yet women in Pakistan encounter issues on a day to day basis simultaneously fighting for their rights and basic needs one of which is having access to quality education, let alone the representation of women in stem careers.