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In light of the recent terrorist attack in Phalgam and the rising tensions between India and Pakistan, a chilling question resurfaces: What if a regional skirmish spirals into nuclear war? A scientific paper by Richard P. Turco and colleagues paints a harrowing picture—not just for South Asia, but for the world. A Local War with … Read more
With the rapid evolution of blockchain and Web3 technologies, Pakistan finds itself at a unique crossroads. The recent formation of the Pakistan Crypto Council, headed by young Web3 entrepreneur and growth expert Bilal Bin Saqib, marks a potentially historic moment. Among its early ambitions is a bold plan: to mine Bitcoin using Pakistan’s surplus power. … Read more
Pakistan stands at a critical crossroads. With a crashing rupee, a booming freelance economy, and over 100 million unbanked adults, crypto isn’t a trend here — it’s a financial lifeline. Millions of Pakistanis have already turned to digital assets not for speculation, but for survival and stability. The recent launch of the Pakistan Crypto Council … Read more
Pakistan’s connection with oranges runs deep, rooted in its fertile soil and diverse climate. The country is renowned for producing some of the world’s finest citrus fruits, with kinnow often hailed as the “king of citrus.” However, thanks to innovations and advancements in the agriculture sector, Pakistan now cultivates a wide range of orange varieties, … Read more
Pakistan may not yet be synonymous with olive oil, but the country is quietly experiencing an olive boom that could redefine its agricultural landscape. With an increasing number of small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs, and marketers venturing into olive production, the nation is taking significant strides toward reducing its reliance on imported edible oils. For a country … Read more
This month, Lahore has experienced alarming air quality levels, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) crossing 1000 on multiple occasions. To put this into perspective, an AQI above 300 is categorized as “hazardous,” posing severe health risks. For Lahore’s 13 million residents, breathing has become a challenge during the smog-laden months of November and December. … Read more
On September 29, 2024, Lahore hosted its annual Olive Festival, providing a platform for olive farmers nationwide to exhibit their products. During our visit to the festival, we had the opportunity to engage with local growers, government officials, and community members, gaining valuable insights into the evolving olive industry in Pakistan and its future prospects. … Read more
March 22nd is World Water Day – A day dedicated to raising awareness about the struggles millions of people face when it comes to accessing clean and safe drinking water. Sadly, the problem of water scarcity and contamination affects not only a few but millions of people worldwide. The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has … Read more