Pakistan at 77: A Journey of Resilience and Progress
By: Ataurehman Saman In August 2024, Pakistan celebrated its 77th anniversary of independence, a milestone that marks a long ...
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Anil Sunny on Life, Music, and the Struggles of Pakistani Artists
The White Post Special Q: Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background? Ans: I am ...
Challenges and Celebrations: The Life of a Dedicated Musician, Robin Gosh
The White Post Special Q: Robin, can you start by telling us a bit about yourself and how your ...
First Missionary in Pakistan: Thomas Hunter’s Enduring Impact on Education and Interfaith Dialogue
By: Kashif Nawab Thomas Hunter's name might not be widely recognized, but his contributions as the first missionary in ...
The Making of a Musician: Suleman Waris Shares His Journey
The White Post Special Mr. Waris, would you like to tell us about your educational background and musical ...
Champion of Change: An Exclusive Interview with International Award-Winner Sister Zeph, a Christian from Pakistan, on Empowering Women and Children
The White Post Special Q. Sister Zeph, can you tell us about your early life and the challenges you ...
Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Pakistani Sports
By: Arshia Yasin In delving into the lives of female athletes in Pakistan, my recent study aimed to uncover ...
U.S. Elections and Pakistan’s Reality: Why Change Must Be Homegrown
By: Augustine Gill As the sun rises on Election Day in California, the world watches with anticipation. U.S. elections...
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Art, Advocacy, and Activism: Transgender Figures Transform Pakistan’s Social Landscape
By: Sabrina Alexander In Pakistan, a country where traditional norms often dominate societal expectations, members of the transgender community...
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CPDI Calls for National and Regional Efforts to Combat Smog and Air Pollution
Islamabad: News Desk The Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI), a non-profit organization focused on climate action, has...
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Beyond Convictions: Why Justice for Shama and Shehzad Must Address Systemic Failures
By: Augustine Gill The murder of Shama and Shehzad Masih, a Christian couple in Pakistan, is a tragedy that...
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