Kalsoom Daad Khan

Ayesha Khan is a student at the University of Karachi. She's a critical thinker and has an interest in writing. The 1956 Constitution of Pakistan was based on a unicameral system, a system based on one legislative house. The constitution came up with a parliamentary form of government, with the president having all the executive powers. The president was made the head of the state and was to be elected by the members of the national and provincial assemblies.

On 4th March 2024, the National Institute of Maritime Affairs organised a hybrid seminar on understanding regional and international perspectives about the Indian and Pacific Oceans as well as their challenges in the 21st century. Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed was the chief guest at the event, while H.E. Asim Iftikhar Ahmed, Pakistan’s Ambassador to France joined as the guest of honor through Zoom.

Mr Zain-ul-Hassan is a cricket enthusiast, cricket data analyst, writer, and journalism school graduate. Cricket fans in Pakistan are deeply passionate about their heroes, and the debate over the greatest ODI batters has been there for decades. Names like the elegant Zaheer Abbas, the enigmatic Javed Miandad, the powerful Inzamam-ul-Haq, and the modern marvel Babar Azam are often thrown into the arena, each with their own set of accomplishments and die-hard supporters. But who truly reigns supreme?