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By: Kashif Nawab In Lahore’s largest Christian community area, Youhanabad, grave challenges persist due to widespread environmental crimes fueled by government negligence. Illegal dumping, a poorly managed drainage system, and…
By: Kashif Nawab In 2020, Shireen Aslam, a lecturer of Political Science, was selected to merit at Women Degree College, Attock. Her journey, however, took an unfortunate turn as she…
Blogger: Aziaz Irshad In the district of Swabi in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, a notable shift towards women’s empowerment is underway. This transformation reflects the resilience, determination, and collaborative efforts that…
Blogger: Saima Sammar Unveiling the origins of the timeless tradition of handfasting, a ritual deeply entwined with love and commitment, takes us on a journey through history. Originating over 9000…
News Desk In its latest release of the World Watch List for 2024, globally renowned organization Open Doors sheds light on the alarming challenges faced by Christians in Pakistan, ranking…
News Desk In a gathering attended by over 109 Christian youth from diverse backgrounds and 12 clergy members representing various denominations, the Ecumenical Commission for Human Development (ECHD) observed the…
News Desk Islamabad, January 22, 2024: In a historic move, the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training (MoFE&PT) has given its official nod to the Religious Education (RE) Curriculum…
News Desk Lahore, Pakistan – January 21, 2024 Minority Rights Activist Joseph Jansen and Akmal Bhatti, Chairman of Minority Alliance Pakistan (MAP), visited Jaranwala to address the aftermath of an…
By: Emmanuel Neno Faisalabad In the heart of Faisalabad, the Jermiah Education Centre shines as a beacon of hope, a testament to the transformative power of compassion and determination. Founded…
By: Aizaz Irshad The Indus River, once a lifeline for communities along its banks, now flows for barely two months a year. Swabi’s villages, including Batakara, Zarobi, Dhok, and Hund,…