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A medicine is meant to heal. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The next addiction may not begin in a dark alley or through an illegal drug dealer. It may begin at a brightly lit pharmacy, across an ordinary counter, with a medicine handed over for a few hundred rupees and no questions asked. That is what makes the growing misuse of medicines among young people particularly troubling: the danger can arrive disguised as healthcare. A medicine is meant to heal. Yet when regulation weakens, oversight becomes inconsistent and professional responsibility gives wa
Pakistan’s Political Debate: Looking Beyond the Past - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Pakistan continues to revisit old political conflicts and unresolved issues, while the country needs a stronger focus on its future and long-term national direction. This is important, but not all-important Every nation carries the weight of its history, but no nation can build its future by carrying that weight forever. The real strength of a society lies not in how long it remembers its past, but in how wisely it learns from it and how courageously it moves forward. Pakistan has a long and com
A teacher is preparing a classroom. - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Every morning, long before most cities are fully awake, millions of people are already at work. A cleaner is sweeping a street. A security guard is standing at a gate. A driver is beginning a long journey. A teacher is preparing a classroom. A shopkeeper is lifting the shutters. A nurse is completing a night shift. A mother is preparing children for school while the rest of the household is still asleep. Most of these people will never appear in a newspaper headline. Yet without them, much of or
Why Pakistan Reform Needs Citizens to Change Themselves - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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The article argues Pakistan’s reform efforts stall because people identify problems outwardly but avoid inward accountability. It calls on citizens and leaders to change habits like selective rule of law, compliance, and public responsibility. Politicians blame those who came before them. Bureaucrats blame political interference. Businesses blame excessive taxation. Journalists blame political polarisation. Intellectuals blame a society that seems to have lost its bearings. And ordinary citizens
Fix Pakistan’s Governance Before Creating New Provinces - Pakistan Today (opens the original)
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Demands for new provinces in Pakistan highlight long-standing neglect and representation gaps. But weak implementation, centralisation and ineffective local government—not province size—are driving poor outcomes. Decentralize reforms first. Will new provinces solve people’s problems? The debate over creating new provinces in Pakistan has once again gained momentum. From South Punjab and Bahawalpur to Hazara and other regions, demands for greater political representation, administrative autonomy
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