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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 28, 2026
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A Personal Reflection on Nepal’s Tragic Loss - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: Nepal has always held a deeply special place in my heart. Having had the privilege of visiting Kathmandu three times, my relationship with this extraordinary nation goes far beyond that of a typical visitor. Though my journeys kept me grounded in the vibrant, historic heart of the capital rather than trekking high into the mountains, the breathtaking backdrop of the Himalayas and the genuine warmth of the Nepalese people left an indelible mark on me. Over the years, I have been fortun
Pakistan: The Paradox of Ghost School - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: ‘Ghost School’ is the debut feature film of Pakistani-British filmmaker Seemab Gul, who wrote and directed the 88-minute Urdu-language drama. Co-produced across Pakistan, Germany, and Saudi Arabia, the story centers on Rabia, a ten-year-old girl determined to uncover why her village’s only school suddenly closed. While locals attribute the closure to supernatural hauntings, Rabia’s search uncovers the starker, human realities: institutional decay, systemic neglect, and the deep-seated
Pakistan Civil Society Under Siege Amid Growing Human Rights Concerns, State Clampdowns in Sindh province - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: The human rights landscape in Pakistan in general, and Sindh province in particular, has come under increasing scrutiny by civil society groups, legal bodies, and rights monitors due to growing state clampdowns on free expression, peaceful assembly, and grassroots activism. A pattern of state heavy-handedness, marked by the application of anti-terrorism laws against political dissenters, violent crackdowns on civilian sit-ins, and enforced disappearances, has drawn widespread condemna
Pakistan, Sri Lanka Join Hands for Collaborative Research on Rice, Fruit Crop Pests - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), located in Tandojam town of Sindh province, and Sri Lankan academic institutions have agreed to strengthen academic cooperation through faculty exchange and joint agricultural research, focusing on rice, fruit crops and other agricultural commodities facing similar pest and disease challenges in both countries. The understanding was reached on Tuesday Aug. 4, during a meeting between SAU Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal and Dr. Amani
The Agrarian Paradox: Pakistan Imports Wheat Amid Record Local Production - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: Despite being an agrarian economy where wheat serves as the ultimate national staple, Pakistan finds itself trapped in a recurring policy paradox, as the government has decided to import one million tons of wheat. The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC), in its meeting on July 30, 2026, approved the urgent import of one million metric tons of wheat to stabilize domestic prices and bridge supply deficits. However, to citizens and economists alike, the decision appears deeply flawed.
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