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Revive Islamic legacy to rescue humanity: Dr. Anis Ahmad

Revive Islamic legacy to rescue humanity: Dr. Anis Ahmad

ISLAMABAD, JUN 2 /DNA/ – Muslim youth need to navigate a path toward the collective well-being of humanity by reconnecting to their roots and exploring their rich intellectual and spiritual legacy. Only a generation driven by a sense of purpose, commitment, and responsibility can help introduce an alternative framework to salvage humanity. This was the underlying message delivered by renowned scholar, social scientist, and Vice Chancellor of Riphah International University, Prof. Dr. Anis Ahmad, during a lecture at the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Islamabad. The event was held in collaboration with the MarkfieldRead More


The Beijing Triangle diplomacy: Between Islamabad and Kabul

The Beijing Triangle diplomacy: Between Islamabad and Kabul

Dr. Islom khon Gafarov | Mr. Bobur Mingyasharov The People’s Republic of China (PRC) continues to play an active role on the international stage, guided by the principles of its Global Security Initiative (GSI). One of the key pillars of this initiative is a focus on cooperative security. The initiative emphasizes the importance of inter-state collaboration in formulating collective responses to emerging challenges and threats. Based on this principle, China has intensified its diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The increased activity of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, accompaniedRead More


Al-Shifa Trust urges mandatory eye screenings in Pakistani schools

Al-Shifa Trust urges mandatory eye screenings in Pakistani schools

ISLAMABAD, JUN 2 /DNA/ – Al-Shifa Trust, a leading eye care organization in Pakistan, has called for mandatory eye screenings in schools, stressing that early detection and treatment of vision problems can significantly reduce the risk of childhood blindness. Speaking to the media, Maj. Gen. (Retd) Rehmat Khan, president of Al-Shifa Trust, said that while some eye health initiatives exist, they are not mandated by national policy and mainly depend on periodic campaigns or voluntary participation. This, he emphasized, is not enough to address the growing burden of childhood visionRead More


Ballots and Battles: How India’s Elections Feed on Conflict with Pakistan

Ballots and Battles: How India’s Elections Feed on Conflict with Pakistan

by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal India, the world’s largest democracy, has held regular elections since gaining independence on 15 August 1947. With over 900 million eligible voters today, Indian elections are often hailed as monumental democratic exercises. However, a critical examination of India’s electoral history reveals a disturbing pattern; the deliberate creation of external threats—primarily through engineered tensions with Pakistan—to secure emotional, nationalistic votes. This electoral strategy has consistently influenced Indian political outcomes and destabilized peace in the region. India held its first general election between 25 October 1951 and 21Read More


Sri Lankan students excel in Pakistan’s Iqbal scholarship programme

Sri Lankan students excel in Pakistan’s Iqbal scholarship programme

ISLAMABAD, JUN 2 /DNA/ – A cohort of 15 Sri Lankan students has successfully completed their studies under the esteemed Allama Muhammad Iqbal Scholarship Programme for Sri Lankan Students, administered by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan. The graduating students received their degrees during their convocation held by their host institute, i.e., Pak-Austria Fachhochschule Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology. Among the graduates, Mr. Shamikh ul Haq earned special distinction by receiving a gold medal in B.E. Chemical Engineering – an accomplishment that highlights the academic excellence encouraged by this initiative. His father travelled from Sri Lanka to share in this proudRead More


Encouraging Digital Transactions – A Step in the Right Direction

Encouraging Digital Transactions – A Step in the Right Direction

As Pakistan braces for the upcoming federal budget, one of the more progressive proposals under consideration is a plan to encourage digital transactions as a preferred mode of payment. In a rapidly digitizing global economy, where cash is increasingly becoming obsolete and digital payments through debit and credit cards are the norm, this is a commendable and much-needed move by the government. Across the developed and developing world, digital payments offer transparency, convenience, and accountability. Whether through cards, mobile wallets, or online platforms, these transactions help reduce cash circulation, whichRead More