Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a prominent leader who played a crucial role in uniting the Muslim community of the Indian subcontinent and establishing Pakistan as their homeland. Jinnah, in the realm of politics, was a highly skilled lawyer who effectively outmatched his opponents through astute use of logic. Throughout the year, the Pakistani nation honors him for his advocacy of the rights of Muslims and minorities in the subcontinent, and for carving out Pakistan. While there is so much talk about Jinnah, the “Father of the Nation,” in the private sphere of family life, he was a loving father who struggled with the task of balancing his responsibilities to the nation and his role as a parent to his daughter. Dina Jinnah, his only daughter, was born coincidentally around midnight between August 14 and 15, 1919; some would call her his first born, Pakistan being ... Read More

Drug abuse is a universal social issue that affects individuals and communities worldwide. Pakistan also struggles with drug trafficking and addiction, that leads to severe social, economic, and health issues. Amidst these challenges, women possess unique significance to serve as moral deterrent aga... Read More

This article traces the historical significance of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25, explores global challenges of gender-based violence, and Pakistan's efforts in combating this issue through legislation, political representation. It also highli... Read More