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Articles by Abdul Basit Siddiq
Electric Vehicles in Pakistan - A Wrong Turn?
Atika Hassan is an International Relations Scholar from the University of the Punjab, Lahore. She has profound interest in geopolitics, climate change, and world order. She is a published author and passionate about exploring global challenges and solutions Pakistan is currently facing an energy crisis while trying to improve its economic development. This has raised deep questions, especially with the government’s drive toward electric vehicle adoption.
Community-Driven AI Marine Conservation in Pakistan
She is a Bachelor’s student in Artificial Intelligence at NUCES-FAST and is passionate about machine learning and problem-solving. She has recently interned at NIMA, gaining hands-on experience in media and design. Pakistan’s blue economy is vital to the livelihoods of the coastal communities of Sindh and Balochistan. It provides a unique opportunity for sustainable development.
The US Imposes Sanctions on the Nuclear Program of Pakistan
Gul Naz received a degree in MPhil Zoology in 2023 from the University of Okara. Besides deriving strength from bibliotherapy, she finds solace in producing articles based on contemporary issues from different parts of the globe. Since its inception, Pakistan’s relations with the US have remained the epitome of vicissitudes and mutability. Both countries are bound by an intricate network of trust deficits and evolving patterns in the world order.
Economic & Cultural Benefits of the National Flower of Pakistan
Mr Abdul Basit Siddiq is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Science and Business Administration from the Virtual University of Pakistan. He currently works as an SEO Executive. For centuries, the jasmine plant has been cherished for its small, star-like white flowers’ refined beauty and enchanting fragrance. With over 200+ varieties cultivated worldwide, Jasmine holds a prominent place in gardens across the globe. In Pakistan, jasmine flourishes abundantly, adorning towns throughout the country.
Understanding Your WAPDA Electricity Bill
Ms. Maidah Tariq is a graduate of international relations from National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad, Pakistan. She has a keen interest in the security and foreign policy of China, and Middle Eastern politics. WAPDA (Water and Power Development Authority) is primarily responsible for maintaining the electricity supply system in Pakistan. The water and power resources of the country are also managed by this organization. WAPDA records the amount of electricity and water utilized by a consumer.
National Fruit of Pakistan: Mango, the King of Fruits
Mr Abdul Basit Siddiq is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Science and Business Administration from the Virtual University of Pakistan. He currently works as an SEO Executive. The esteemed national symbols of Pakistan include the national fruit, the mango, hailed as the “King of Fruits.” Renowned for its yummy flavor and juicy texture, the national fruit of Pakistan holds a cherished position in the hearts and tastes of Pakistanis.
Efforts to Curb Drug Use in KP
Mr Syed Salman Mushtaq Gilani has a Master's in Development Studies. He has previously worked with the Department of Home & Tribal Affairs and is currently working at the Sarhad Rural Support Programme Post-independence, Pakistan relied on the Drug Act of 1940, which regulated the import, export, and distribution of drugs in the subcontinent.
From Legislation to Implementation: Evaluating the KPK Police Act, 2017
Arham Zahra is a graduate student of English literature, with a minor in political science, from Kinnaird College. Her interests include history, writing, philosophy, and sociology. She can be contacted at . The police force of Pakistan suffers from a notorious reputation of corruption, inefficiency, abuse, and an unhelpful attitude towards the common people.
The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC)
Minahil Khalid is a student of M.Phil International Relations at Kinnaird College for Women University, Lahore. Her research interests revolve around global political issues and security studies. The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) has been introduced as an offset to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and is expected to serve as an alternative to the Suez Canal as a trade route.
[Video] CSS 2024: Final Month Preparation Guide
Paradigm Shift is an official staff account. As CSS 2024 approaches and pressure mounts on aspiring candidates, this video is your indispensable guide for the crucial last month of preparation. No more endless notes or panicked cramming. We’re talking smart strategies, efficient revision, and laser-focused practice. These are the 7 key steps you need to take to ace the exam: Syllabus masterclass: Learn how to conquer the syllabus without getting overwhelmed.
Transforming Online Education
Mr Abdul Basit Siddiq is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Science and Business Administration from the Virtual University of Pakistan. He currently works as an SEO Executive. The Virtual University of Pakistan was founded in 2002 using modern technology. It is a public, non-profit institution created by the government to offer affordable, high-quality education to students across the country.
National University of Sciences & Technology in Pakistan: A Pinna..
Ms Fatimah Naeem is pursuing her Bachelor's in Peace and Conflict Studies from National Defence University Islamabad. NUST, formally known as the National University of Sciences and Technology, emerged in 1991, marking the beginning of an innovative era for scholars in Pakistan.
Legitimacy of the Supreme Court Practice and Procedure Act 2023
9:30 pm• Opinion, Published Content Mr Saad Saleem is a research intern at SR Law. He has participated and won awards in several moot competitions. Supreme Court has recently opened up a new episode of the Supreme Court rules and regulations saga by introducing the live telecast of a court hearing heard by the full Supreme Court i.e., the 15-member bench of Supreme Court judges.
Constitution, Crisis, & Tourism in Kashmir with Midhat Shahzad
Join us as we speak to Mrs. Midhat Shahzad, the former Secretary for Tourism, Information, and IT for the Govt. of Azad Jammu & Kashmir. We discuss the special status of Kashmir & GB, the constitution, the ongoing development work, and the increased focus on tourism in Kashmir. Mrs. Midhat Shahzad talks about how she and her team chalked out the first-ever Azad Jammu and Kashmir tourism policy (2019), which focuses on sustainable and inclusive tourism development.
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