by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal Public life, especially in South Asia, has long been shaped by the uneasy intersection of personal morality, political authority, and the public’s expectation of virtue from those who govern. In recent days, Indian politics has been unsettled by a series of remarks posted on X (formerly Twitter) by veteran politician and economist Subramanian Swamy. In one such post, Swamy suggested that “It will be difficult for Modi to avoid the Blackmail of US and Modi, using the ugly sex revelations of Hardip Puri, Modi’s former CabinetRead More

Dr. M Ali Hamza Population management is often misunderstood as an attempt to control reproduction.It is rather a broader strategy to harmonize population growth with national resources, economic capacity, and quality of life. It includes shaping demographic trends through education, health strategies, urban planning, economic incentives, and behavioral change, aiming not merely for fewer people, but for better-prepared, better-educated, and more productive populations. Many countries faced population challenges in recent past and tackled them effectively. For instance,China initially used restrictive policies like the one-child law, but in recent years shiftedRead More