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By: Mudie Asghar Ali Everyone is to have equal rights in Pakistan according to its constitution, but Baloch people are deprived of their fundamental rights. Despite the fact that province hosts China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which aims to promote regional development, Balochistan is far from every said prosperity. One thinks if CPEC cannot changeContinue reading “Article: Balochistan; the underrated province”

The richest province Balochistan is suffering from various issues including poverty. UNO report stated that 87 per cent of the population is extremely living under poverty line. More than 68 percent of the population is jobless and most of the residents are illiterate. Due to poverty, the people are compelled to do illegal works. PovertyContinue reading “Letter: Poverty on rise in Balochistan”

Deforestation can cause many environmental problems which can make life uncomfortable to live. There are many kind of birds and animals who live in forests with their babies in home but cutting these trees, they face many difficulties, and they can even die. Deforestation has been a threat to our environment still people are cuttingContinue reading “Letter: Deforestation is a threat”

Poet: Adnan Maqsood My birds,The land of mine,Real happiness around,I speak to them,Listen their soul resting talks,Life with glory,Gladness all over my forest,Different types of birds,Different color holders,With different talents,Each differs from one another,And all are my birds,One-day not,I live without them,What happened,Silenced covered my ears,Darkness covered the greenery,Birds weeping aloud,It talks injustice being done,OtherContinue reading “Poetry: I wish wep not the bird….!”

Pakistan ranks sixth on the list of the world’s most dangerous countries for women.According to media reports, more than 51,241 cases of violence against women were reported from January 2011 to June 2017. Meanwhile, conviction rate remains low, with the accused in just 2.5% of all reported cases ending up being convicted by the courts.AccordingContinue reading “Letter: Women lack rights in Pakistan”

Awaran is deemed one of the biggest districts of Balochistan which lacks various fundamental facilities such as good schools, hospital, road, library and many more. It is called the real failure of our leaders when they acquire the seats, they never think about the innocent persons. Electricity is the basic necessity of human beings stillContinue reading “Letter: Awaran needs facilities”

Pakistan is one of the advanced countries in Asia but illiteracy rate is growing in Pakistan. The data shows that the literacy rate is higher in urban areas (76 percent) than in rural areas (51 percent). Province-wise data suggests that Punjab leads with 63 percent followed by Sindh with 60 percent, Khyber Pakhtunkhawa with 53Continue reading “Letter: Growing illiteracy in Pakistan”

By: Mehraj Rind (Turbat) The bone-dry area of Balochistan, arranged at the eastern finish of the Iranian level, is parted equitably between Pakistan’s Balochistan territory and Iran’s Sistan-Balochistan region (a little piece of the southern pieces of Afghanistan’s Nimruz, Helmand, and Kandahar areas are additionally essential for Baluchistan). Balochistan is today at the cutting edgeContinue reading “Blog: A brief history of Balochistan”

By: Hafeezullah Raheem Bakhsh (Turbat) Drug is the one of the most dangerous things in our society which is destroying common lives. The drug is completely destroying the lives of the young generation. The drug users look like lazy who have hallow cheek, wearing torn clothes and sitting on footpath. Furthermore, these people are sufferingContinue reading “Letter: Drug destroys”

By: Saba Baran (Turbat) Early marriage is an alarming issue in Balochistan which is devastating the lives of children. However, every day more than fifty children are suffering from early marriage in Balochistan. A child has absolute to the second constituent to love his or her life and should not be assertion toward early marriage,Continue reading “Letter: Early marriage in Balochistan”