Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer In Pakistan’s evolving political landscape, governance is no longer judged merely by rhetoric or electoral success. It is increasingly measured by outcomes service delivery, institutional performance and public trust. Nowhere is this more evident than in Punjab, the country’s most populous and politically decisive province. The contrasting administrative approaches of Usman Buzdar and Maryam Nawaz Sharif offer a revealing lens through which to examine the state of governance in the province. The concept of good governance, long championed by global institutions and local reformists alike, restsRead More

By: Prof Dr Shujaul Mulk Khan Behind every successful graduate stands a teacher who devoted years of knowledge, patience, and sacrifice to shape young minds. Universities are often called the pillars of national progress, and teachers are the foundation of those pillars. Yet, in many countries, especially in public sector universities, the very educators responsible for building futures are themselves trapped in financial uncertainty and emotional exhaustion. Among the most affected are university teachers hired under the Tenure Track System (TTS), whose salaries have remained unchanged since 2021 despite risingRead More