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Although the interference of institutions and the manipulation of the separation of powers in Pakistan is not a recent development, it can be traced back to the Molvi Tameez U Din case in 1953.

Digital technology accounts for about 10% of the world’s electricity consumption.

In order to bring about meaningful progress, politicians must set aside their warring attitudes and work together cohesively for the betterment of the state.

While private schools may be popular among parents, the government needs to provide better facilities and complete staff for government schools to improve the equal access to education system.

Does there exist a single, all-encompassing policy that can effectively extricate Pakistan from its current state of economic turmoil?