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Articles for author: Mustajab Zahra

Girls schools in Sindh demand consideration and attention

How can a country look forward to competing with the world in modern studies where half of the population (women) face great discrimination. There are more than 4 million children ages 5 to 12 not in schools of Sindh. The majority covers girls students. Collectively, there are millions of out-of-school students in the second largest province of Pakistan. For female illiteracy, the ratio goes high in the graphs. In the era of the digital revolution, we are still lacking basic needs for our children. Though it is claimed that Sindh Education Foundation has taken various initiatives to mitigate the ill

The threat of population explosion & Afghan refugees in Pakistan (Opinion)

Soviet invaded their territories, the USA initiated the war, and external actors played two decades long-term great game within their boundaries. In the end, an arrangement of a rendezvous between America and the Taliban ended in bitter and harsh results that shunned the entire world. It may not be a document of surrender for the Taliban or the USA but it is a deceleration of unprecedented initiative of chaos and mismanagement in the Afghan State. Many have left their homes and many are displaced. Despite all statements of negotiations from the Taliban’s table, the people of Afghanistan are leaving their

Barren Badin’s water woes (Opinion)

The year 2021 is turning out to be a cruel, severe, and harsh period for Pakistan’s Badin district and is witnessing a noticeable wave of water woes. A tale of misery and woe has been confronted by more than two million people of Badin for a long time. Unlike last decade, Badin is unable to cultivate a considerable amount of various crops owing to the worst supply of water share in the region. The region which is utterly perfect to grow rice and sugarcane has become barren and is not able to manage even basic human essentials and necessities there.

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