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Summer Fashion Trends in Pakistan: Beating the Heat in Style
As the summer heat takes over Pakistan in June, July, and August, fashion lovers across the country begin searching for outfits that are both comfortable and stylish. In a climate where temperatures become above 40°C in many regions, summer fashion isn’t just about looking good, it’s about feeling good too. Here’s a detailed look at Read more
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Heatwave 2025: When Pakistan reached 48° C- Lesson for Climate Preparedness
In summer 2025, Pakistan faced another climate crisis- a brutal heatwave that pushes temperature to 48 degrees in several regions. From Sindh to Balochistan, Punjab to southern KPK. It becomes more than a weather pattern. It’s a wakeup call to whole Nation. A Nation under severe Heatwave: This year heatwaves starts earlier than usual and Read more
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Why Digital Literacy is Important in Pakistan?
In an era where world is just one click away, being digital literate is not just an option now but its an essential part of the life. For a country like Pakistan where 60% of the population is under the age of 30 and is a social media user, the need of digital literacy is Read more
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Old Meets New: Fashion trends for women in Pakistani society (2025 Edition)
Fashion in Pakistan is the blend of history of Mughal era, vintage aesthetics, rich culture and now giving the fashion a modern touch. For women fashion is just not the form of personal experience but also a medium to carry cultural identity with grace and elegance. In 2025, the fashion trends in Pakistan is a Read more
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Climate change and Urban Flooding: Is Pakistan ready for Monsoon 2025?
Introduction Every year, Pakistan Faces heavy monsoon rains. These rains are becoming stronger and more dangerous because of climate change. Cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad often get flooded. As monsoon 2025 gets closer, many people are asking: Is Pakistan ready this time? How Climate Change is making Floods Worse Climate change is making rainstorms Read more
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“Every laborer carries a story… but when that laborer is a child, it’s not a story — it’s a tragedy written in silence.”
Child labour isn’t just Pakistan’s problem — it’s a global crisis, growing silently across borders, cultures, and economies.childlabour is about the child work to support their family .According to the most recent joint report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and UNICEF, as of early 2020, approximately 160 million children worldwide were engaged in child labour. This figure includes 97 million boys and 63 million girls, representing nearly 1 Read more
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