The fight against illiteracy in Pakistan is still a long-standing but often overlooked problem, where structural issues, socioeconomic considerations, and restricted access to high-quality education continue to impede advancement, sustaining a cycle of inequality and impeding national development. Pakistan, a country with enormous potential, is facing precisely this difficulty, with a literacy rate of 62.3. According to UNESCO, illiteracy is defined as the incapacity to read and write fluently in any language, or to effectively use written information in everyday life. Education is the cornerstone of a country's development. It is vital to promoting economic, social, and cultural growth. Education helps a person to enhance his knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities necessary to significantly impact their communities and society at large. As Aristotle stated in his book ... Read More

Pakistani women are empowering their communities and contributing to the global change towards a greener, more equitable future by driving transformative change in the clean energy sector, breaking down societal barriers, and demonstrating leadership in sustainable solutions. Transitioning the ... Read More

A journey to Skardu by solo travelers reveals the stunning landscapes, rich culture, and personal growth found off the beaten path, as well as the untamed beauty of northern Pakistan. Traveling solo is often seen as a daring adventure, but for me, it was a dream rooted in childhood memories. Du... Read More